Blog Tour: Dreams Come True at Glendale Hall

 



Review - 5 Stars:

I have very much enjoyed all the previous books in the Glendale Hall series, so I was excited to get my hands on a copy of Dreams Come True at Glendale Hall.


I really enjoyed this story. The Art Deco Dove House sounds like such a great building, and I loved Lorna and Adam’s ambition to restore it and turn it into a small B&B.


I thought both Lorna and Finlay were great characters. I enjoyed watching the gentle romance between them develop, and each of them choosing the life that they want. The second romance was fun too. I also loved Lorna and Adam’s family. But Tabby was, of course, my favourite character! 


Overall, this was a hugely enjoyable story, with two lovely romances. Perfect to curl up with on a chilly day!


I was given a copy of this book, my opinions are my own.




Blurb:

Lorna is following her dreams. But can she follow her heart?


Lorna Ferguson has dreamt of opening her own bed and breakfast in the village of Glendale for as long as she'd pictured falling in love. While her love life remains frankly hopeless, Lorna is determined to secure Dove House - the home she imagined living in as a child - to start this new venture with her family.


Along with brother Adam, Lorna starts restoring the house to its Art Deco glory, but faced with a whole host of renovation problems and their money fast running out, they worry that Dove House will never be ready to open in the New Year.


When a mystery man turns up, needing to fulfil a promise he made to his dying father and find the object he left at Dove House many years ago, Lorna's heart goes out to him. But what they find there is going to change both of their lives forever.


Facing problems at every turn, and distracted by her heart, Lorna is going to need all the magic that her beloved Glendale can supply to make all her dreams come true...


Purchase Links:


AMZ: http://amzn.to/3Q90hin 

Kobo: http://bit.ly/3NZfAbr 

Apple: http://apple.co/3Nz562X 

Hive: http://bit.ly/3QjuawG




About the Author:


Victoria Walters is a full-time author living in Surrey. Victoria writes cosy books including the bestselling uplifting and romantic series GLENDALE HALL and the new gripping and charming crime novel MURDER AT THE HOUSE ON THE HILL. She has been chosen for WHSmith Fresh Talent and shortlisted for two RNA awards. Victoria was also picked as an Amazon Rising Star.


Find out more about Victoria by following on Instagram at @vickyjwalters, on Twitter at @Vicky_Walters or by visiting her blog at:https://victoria-writes.com/.


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