Penny Pascoe's wayward daughter Glanna has returned to the Ferry Lane fold on the cusp of her 40th birthday, determined to put the past behind her.

But then she meets reclusive local superstar artis Isaac...

And just when she's making a success of her gallery the past rears its ugly head...

A great addition to the series

Another wonderful story from Ferry Lane Market. Starting with the wedding of Kara and Billy and a unexpected arrival. This story follows the life of Glanna who’s approaching the ripe old age of fourty. Trying her best to live her life to the fullest, she begins to realise that she needs to forgive herself to finally find love, friendship and a understanding of why certain things of happened to her. Through her love of painting, rainbows and walking her dog ‘Banksy’, she meets and forges a deep love, friendship and respect for a well renowned artist ‘Issac’.
This book is a wonderful insight into how life gives you lemons but when you see rainbows they can turn into diamonds or dolphins whichever you prefer

This is an interesting continuation of the Ferry Lane Market series, it was good to read a little about how Kara and Star are doing but as they scarcely featured and Glanna was not a part of the first two books it felt more like a standalone than part of the series. That said I did still enjoy it and found Glanna to be an interesting character who has a lot of strength after a troubled past, she has some complex relationships going on which added a lot to her story and how they impacted on her. This was more salacious than the previous books but the life drawings added to the fun.

Love love this author and this series. This one didn’t disappoint, loved catching up with the characters and being introduced to a few new ones.
Written again in the backdrop of Ferry Lane Market, Nicola May writes in such a way that I want to live there.
Looking forward to further instalments.
A feel good novel you won’t want to put down

Funny thing, this book read almost like a whodunnit with all the loose ends of it perfectly wrapped up in the end :) However, it was a bit heavy on the wisdom quotes.

Thanks to Netgalley and the publisher for a copy of the book.

An excellent read, third in the series and its all going on. I enjoyed this book and the new characters, I did miss the Moon family not being the sole subject but still a great book

Rainbows End in Ferry Lane Market by Nicola May is a great contemporary romance that is the third book in the wonderful Ferry Lane Market series.

I have enjoyed all three books thus far that surround the lovely village of Hartmouth, Cornwall. This is a great addition. Each book centers around the area within called Ferry Lane Market. I always am whisked away to wonderful descriptions and landscapes when I read these books.

This time it focusses on Glanna, Isaac, and Oliver. Things are complicated with wvery character bringing troubles from their respective pasts. Add in some overbearing relations, some cameos from last books, new obstacles, and the reader is in for a treat.

I enjoyed the plot, progression, and the final outcome. A great addition to this series.

5/5 stars

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