A Wedding at Hedgehog Hollow Blog Tour




Review:
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The Hedgehog Hollow series is a wonderful one, and so there was no question of whether I’d read A Wedding at Hedgehog Hollow or not.


This book follows the ongoing story of all our favourite characters from Hedgehog Hollow, and also focusses on the life of one of the volunteers, Phoebe. Her life was really hard for me to read about, but the relief when she finally escaped her situation was immense.


In spite of the difficult topic, I really enjoyed reading this book. Jessica Redland has a way of making you really care about the characters, right from the start. It was so lovely to return to the hedgehogs, and the characters I love. It’s great to see the characters who were unpleasant in previous books working on themselves. The progress taking time is so much more realistic and rewarding than in some books, and as a result, much more compelling.


As always, the writing was excellent, and it was easy to get absorbed in the story. I loved the hedgehog information at the back of the book too.


Overall, this was an emotional and heartwarming read. Keep the tissues handy.


TW: child abuse and neglect.




A Wedding at Hedgehog Hollow

It's time for the wedding we've all been waiting for...

Life at Hedgehog Hollow is never dull, although Samantha hopes that the new year ahead will be a little less chaotic as she prepares to marry the love of her life, Josh. But disaster strikes when she checks the rescue centre's bank account after the festive season and discovers it has been emptied. Who would do such a thing, and why? With the future of Hedgehog Hollow now in jeopardy, planning a wedding has lost its shine.

Phoebe is desperate to escape the shadow of her family, infamously known for their attacks on Samantha's beloved rescue centre. Could the kindness of the Hedgehog Hollow team be the chance she needs for a fresh start, or will her family's secrets continue to drag her back?


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Jessica Redland is the top 10 bestselling author of over thirteen novels, including The Secret to Happiness. Inspired by her hometown of Scarborough she writes uplifting women’s fiction which has garnered many devoted fans.


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  1. Jessica Redland17 January 2022 at 16:49

    Thanks for joining in the blog tour for A Wedding at Hedgehog Hollow, Roberta. Glad you enjoyed my writing and got absorbed in Phoebe's emotional story x

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