The Potter's House by Hannah Ellis

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @rararesouces and @BooksEllis for letting me be part of tbis tour and reviewing this book. The Potters house is a beautiful front cover that makes you want to be the lady on the front cover . This is the fourth book in the Isles of Scilly. This is the first book I have read from Hannah Ellis but you can read the Potters House as a stand alone book The story is about Pippa who has her own cafe on the island but its not doing well . The story is written well and there is a good plot and its a great book to escape to a different place which is not yours. I will go back and read the other three books so I can get to know the characters more. I did like Piper and the story is also about Lowan who has a pottery business. The pottery house is a contemporary Romance and is about loved ones and friendships. 4 stars The Potter’s House Sometimes facing up to the past is the only way to create a better future… Since the tragic death of his father, Lowen Treneary has kept to himself in his pottery studio on the remote island of Bryher. His quiet life is just the way he likes it. Until Pippa comes along. The local cafĂ© owner plunges his peaceful existence into chaos and brightens his days while she’s at it. Soon, he has an employee livening up his workplace with her determination to make his studio more profitable… and a growing attraction to Pippa which he’s trying hard to ignore. Just as he starts to warm to the idea of letting people into his life again, a crisis hits the island, causing old memories to crash to the surface. Can the events of the present help to heal wounds from the past? And will Pippa still accept Lowen when she learns the secrets he’s been keeping from everyone around him? Author Bio – Hannah spent many years working in childcare before deciding she'd like to write books. When she's not busy writing she likes to read, drink tea and eat chocolate. She also enjoys yoga and jogging. Social Media Links – FB: https://www.facebook.com/authorhannahellis Twitter: https://twitter.com/BooksEllis Insta: https://www.instagram.com/authorhannahellis/

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