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Tilly Tennant

    Tilly Tennant's writing delves into contemporary social issues, focusing on human relationships and character psychology. Her style is recognized for its empathy and keen ability to capture subtle emotional nuances, allowing readers to deeply connect with the narrative. Through engaging stories, she explores themes of love, loss, and the search for identity in the modern world. Her work is praised for its sincerity and insight.

    Der kleine Eselhof an der Küste
    The Waffle House on the Pier
    A Helping Hand for the Village Nurse
    • A Helping Hand for the Village Nurse

      A totally gorgeous romance to escape with

      • 304 pages
      • 11 hours of reading

      Set in the picturesque village of Thimblebury, the story follows nurse Ottilie as she seeks a fresh start after the loss of her husband. Her new life at Wordsworth Cottage is threatened when a flood endangers her home, prompting the supportive villagers to rally around her. Among them is Heath, who shares his own heartache, and together they navigate their grief and the possibility of new love. This romantic tale highlights themes of community, healing, and finding joy after heartbreak, all set against the backdrop of the stunning Lake District.

      A Helping Hand for the Village Nurse
      4.4
    • The Waffle House on the Pier

      A gorgeous feel-good romantic comedy

      • 300 pages
      • 11 hours of reading

      Set in the picturesque Sea Salt Bay, the story follows Sadie as her life takes an unexpected turn at a vibrant waffle house. With its warm sands and inviting blue sea, the charming coastal town serves as the backdrop for personal transformation and new beginnings, suggesting themes of self-discovery and the magic of small-town life.

      The Waffle House on the Pier
      3.8
    • Der kleine Eselhof an der Küste

      • 384 pages
      • 14 hours of reading

      Voller Träume zog Hattie vor zwei Jahren nach Paris. Nun steht sie vor den Trümmern ihres Lebens: Job weg, Mann weg, kein Geld für eine Wohnung. Geknickt kehrt sie in das verschlafene Dörfchen Gillypuddle in Dorset zurück. Doch Aufgeben ist für Hattie keine Option, ein neuer Job muss her! Und so heuert sie auf dem Gnadenhof für Esel an. Vom ersten Tag an ist sie begeistert. Nicht nur von den Eseln, auch der attraktive Tierarzt Seth hat es ihr angetan. Nur ihre Chefin Jo bleibt ihr gegenüber wortkarg und abweisend. Doch der Hof steckt in Schwierigkeiten, und damit die alten Esel ihr Zuhause behalten, muss Hattie einen Weg finden, zu Jo durchzudringen ...

      Der kleine Eselhof an der Küste
      3.8