Love Beyond Lindisfarne by Kimberley Adams

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @rararesoucrs and @kim_adamsWriter for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. Love Beyond Lindisfarne has a beautiful front cover that I was drawn to straight the way. This is book 2 of the series, and you don't have to read the first one. I didn't, and I understood straight the way what was happening in the book. I like Kimberley Adam's descriptions of where the story is set, the island of Lindisfarne. Furthermore, I could visualize it in my mind and I felt like I was actually there. Love beyond Lindisfarne was a delightful read that you can easily lose yourself in this book because It's entertaing and has lovely characters that are like your friends. The story was very easy to get into and is a lovely romance that is also about friendship on the island. A lovely story, will go back and read book 1 shortly. Entertaining read that written well 4 stars. Love Beyond Lindisfarne Take a spring to summer trip to magical Northumberland and find love and laughter in this feel- good novel, which will transport you to the iconic island of Lindisfarne and beyond… Ellie, and Zen with the coffee-bean eyes, met at Christmas when she came to Northumberland to look after rescue animals. They are taking their first tentative steps into a love-at-first-sight relationship and all in their spring garden should be wonderful. When Lady Grace becomes ill, life at the castle changes overnight, and not for the better. The new custodian and his fiancĂ©e have plans, and the islanders are far from happy. When the filming of a reality show means the animals must move out of their yard due to the Queen of the Castle production company taking over, it’s the final straw. Amongst all the drama, Love Beyond Lindisfarne is a story of love, intergenerational friendships, camaraderie, and oodles of the warmth and humour found in this very special corner of the world. What readers said about Love Lindisfarne… ‘A fantastic read, both moving and hilarious, I wish I could give it more stars.’ ‘Absolutely loved every word of this book, didn’t want it to end.’ ‘A big warm Northumberland hug of a book.’ ‘Can’t wait for the next one – it should be made into a film!’ *Love Lindisfarne featured as one of the highest-rated romcom books on Amazon* Purchase Links https://www.amazon.co.uk/LOVE-BEYOND-LINDISFARNE-Springtime-Northumberland- ebook/dp/B0CZTRTCJ2 https://www.amazon.com/LOVE-BEYOND-LINDISFARNE-Springtime-Northumberland- ebook/dp/B0CZTRTCJ2 Author Bio – Kimberley Adams released her debut novel, Love Lindisfarne in Autumn of last year. The book, a romantic comedy, is set in her beloved Northumberland and is a heartwarming tale of love and friendship on the small tidal island of Holy Island. Kim was stunned by the way the book took off in the busy Christmas book market and it became one of the highest rated of its genre on Amazon and gained Kim a lot of new friends! Kim hadn’t thought about writing a sequel but demand was there and so Love Beyond Lindisfarne was born. The book features all the favourite characters but can be read as a standalone. Kim’s Lindisfarne books share a special feature as Kim engages with a local artist and between them, they create the covers to match a scene within the book. Kim is also to be published traditionally by Farrago in April 24 in The Book of Witty Women. This was as a result of her being a finalist in the Comedy Women in Print Prize and her story, Go Your Own Way, is a comedy set on urban Tyneside and introduces two of her favourite characters, Donna and her nana Mary! Social Media Links Twitter: https://twitter.com/kim_adamsWriter Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/love_lindisfarne/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=10009532484403

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