Poppy's Recipe for Life

By: Heidi Swain

Narrated by: Karen Cass

Treat yourself to a glorious novel full of food, sunshine, friendship and love!

Things haven’t always been straightforward in Poppy’s life but her dreams are finally within her reach.

She's moving into a cottage in beautiful Nightingale Square, close to the local community garden, where she can indulge her passion for making preserves and pickles. She may not have the best relationship with her family but she is surrounded by loving friends, and feels sure that even her grumpy new neighbour, Jacob, has more to him than his steely exterior belies.

But the unexpected arrival of Poppy's troubled younger brother soon threatens her new-found happiness and as the garden team works together to win community space of the year, Poppy must decide where her priorities lie and what she is prepared to fight for …

Readers everywhere are falling in love with Heidi Swain’s writing:

‘A lovely, sweet, summery read’ Milly Johnson

‘Wise, warm and wonderful’ heat

'A ray of reading sunshine!’ Laura Kemp, author of A Year of Surprising Acts of Kindness

‘Sparkling and romantic’ My Weekly©2019 Heidi Swain (P)2019 Simon & Schuster UK

The perfect summer read

Heidi Swain never disappoints and Poppy’s Recipe for Life is a summer delight.
Nightingale Square and it’s residents will quickly capture your heart. Heidi creates relatable scenarios that always leave me craving more. This is a must read/listen if you are a fan of her work.

Absolutely delightful!!!

This is the third book in this series I’ve read and am just in love with Nightengale Square and all the characters. The heart and dynamics of all the relationships and how they support each other just makes me smile and feel like I’m right there with them.

Super cute!

Super cute story! The scenery and characters came to life beautifully as the story unfolded. Always love Karen Cass narration.

Feel-good story

Perfect for light summer fare. Not great literature, but a great narrator and likable main characters.

Okay

I thought the story was a little formulaic but it was a lighthearted read. Karen Cass was terrific as usual.