Coming Home to Maple Tree Lodge

De: Alison Sherlock

Narrado por: Charlotte Worthing

Escape to the magical Maple Tree Lodge in Alison Sherlock’s BRAND NEW cosy romance series, set in the beautiful Cotswolds

'A lovely story of finding yourself and discovering what home means. I couldn’t stop turning the pages. Loved it.' Jessica Redland

A family and hotel in desperate need of help…

Maple Tree Lodge Hotel has been home to the Jackson family for over a century. Following the sudden loss of his father, architect Ben Jackson discovers the hotel is close to financial ruin and if the hotel is to survive and his family are to keep a roof over their heads, tough decisions need to be made.

With the hotel in urgent need of a renovation, Ben’s sister enlists the talents of cash strapped, best friend and interior designer Lily Watson. Lily jumps at the chance to showcase her talents and to prove to herself and her high-achieving parents that she can carve herself a successful career doing what she loves.

However, Lily’s vision for a cosy, country Cotswolds hotel is the complete opposite to what Ben has in mind for a minimalistic, modern makeover and fireworks ensue!

Can they work together to save Maple Tree Lodge?
Can Lily help Ben and his family find a future together?
And can Ben show Lily that there's more to life than work?

As autumn begins to weave its magic spell, perhaps Lily will discover somewhere to finally call home and find a reason to stay ...

If you love this try Alison's Railway Lane and Riverside Lane Series

©2025 Alison Sherlock (P)2025 Boldwood Books

Preferred Railway Inn series

I enjoyed the book and narrator, however, it read slower than the railway inn series. It was wonderful seeing some of the railway in characters such as Dodgy Dell and familiar places such as the railway restaurant.

Nice story

I have always liked this author’s book for a light read. However I prefer the previous narrator and had a hard time staying engaged with the book. Cute story overall.

Ehhh

Definitely not her best - was hoping for more interaction with her other villages. The narration is very flat and the characters are not deeply fleshed out.