A Year at the French Farmhouse: Escape to France for the perfect uplifting, feel-good book

After ten years of loyal service Lily Butterworth has been made redundant. Like any clever woman, she knows the cure to redundancy is a little too much wine and her best friend.

Only the next morning, Lily has more than a hangover... she has a whole new house in France!

Seeing this as an opportunity instead of a disaster, shes excited about finally moving to France, just as she and her husband always dreamed of. However, Lily is in for another surprise. Despite planning to move there for over 20 years, her husband never actually intended to go.

So begins a year in France, alone, renovating the gorgeous old farmhouse that is held together by wallpaper and wishes.

Will a year at the French farmhouse be just what Lily needs? Or could it be the previous owner, Frederique, that is the answer to Lilys dreams?

Escape to France with this warm, witty romantic read perfect for fans of Sarah Morgan, Jennifer Bohnet and Debbie Macomber.

Praise for Gillian Harvey:

'A gorgeous escapist story of second chances. I loved it Alex Brown

'Unputdownable. A Year At The French Farmhouse is the ultimate feel good novel. I was right there with the characters, soaking up the atmosphere, rooting for Lily and willing for everything to turn out right' Paula Greenlees

The perfect feel-good read. Uplifting, touching and really quite hilarious. Its like going on holiday without leaving the house Tim Ewins

Irresistible! Sparkles with warmth, wit and compassion. A treat from start to finish! Nicola Gill

Theres nothing like a book where the main character gets to change her life dramatically to get my attention! Warm and wonderful Really relatable and lovely and made me want to jump right in Definitely an uplifting, heartwarming, escapist novel to be read with a DO NOT DISTURB sign, because once you start that very first page, you are not going to want to put it down Kim Nash

'As delightful as it is moving a true gem of a novel... enchanting, wise and wonderfully uplifting' Isabelle Broom