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A TALE OF STARGAZING, SKULDUGGERY AND STAGESTRUCK SADDLEBACKS
'Fascinating and funny and moving.' - Stephanie Cole
The third delightful rural romantic comedy set in the fictional West Country village of Summerstoke follows the fortunes of the Tucker family as they struggle to make ends meet in an increasingly challenging world.
Their arch-enemies, the Lesters, are pressing them to sell their dairy farm; the Tucker brothers are at one another's throats over their wildly differing approaches to modern farming; love - or at least lust - is in the air; and just to complicate matters further, a TV crew has arrived in Summerstoke to film a romantic comedy series.
Their arch-enemies, the Lesters, are pressing them to sell their dairy farm; the Tucker brothers are at one another's throats over their wildly differing approaches to modern farming; love - or at least lust - is in the air; and just to complicate matters further, a TV crew has arrived in Summerstoke to film a romantic comedy series.
The stage is set for all kinds of mayhem and machinations, as the Aga saga meets A Midsummer Night's Dream.
Spring Mischief is the final book in the bestselling Summerstoke Trilogy.
Genre: General Fiction
'Fascinating and funny and moving.' - Stephanie Cole
The third delightful rural romantic comedy set in the fictional West Country village of Summerstoke follows the fortunes of the Tucker family as they struggle to make ends meet in an increasingly challenging world.
Their arch-enemies, the Lesters, are pressing them to sell their dairy farm; the Tucker brothers are at one another's throats over their wildly differing approaches to modern farming; love - or at least lust - is in the air; and just to complicate matters further, a TV crew has arrived in Summerstoke to film a romantic comedy series.
Their arch-enemies, the Lesters, are pressing them to sell their dairy farm; the Tucker brothers are at one another's throats over their wildly differing approaches to modern farming; love - or at least lust - is in the air; and just to complicate matters further, a TV crew has arrived in Summerstoke to film a romantic comedy series.
The stage is set for all kinds of mayhem and machinations, as the Aga saga meets A Midsummer Night's Dream.
Spring Mischief is the final book in the bestselling Summerstoke Trilogy.
Genre: General Fiction
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