Thanks to Netgalley & Boldwood Books for the E-ARC! This was cute! Loved the characters and the setting. Will definitely continue the series.

Sunny Sundays at Primrose Hall is a sweet and charming romance and another delightful installment in the Primrose Woods series.

Sunny Sundays at Primrose Hall is the latest installment in the Primrose series. I would highly recommend reading books three and four in the series before diving into this book because if you don't, you might feel a little lost when reading this book. In book three, we are introduced to Pia and Jackson's characters, and in book four, we are introduced to Tom and, briefly, to Sophie's characters. If you read books three and four, you better understand the character's back stories and what has happened up to this point. I enjoyed this story. It's a sweet and easy read with a lot of heart. Jill really knows how to create a story that will tug at those heartstrings and also have those butterflies fluttering in your stomach. This story is told from Pia, Tom, Sophie, and Katy's POV. I'm not always a fan of a book that changes POVs a lot, but I didn't mind it in this case. The changing of the POVs made it feel like you were watching your favourite TV soap opera without all the unbelievable drama. The characters' stories interact with each other cohesively and entertainingly. Everything flowed nicely, and it made for a pleasant read.

The characters in this book and series are all so wonderful. I loved getting to know Sophie; she is a great addition to the series and a perfect fit for Tom's character. It's also great getting to spend more time with Tom and see how things have been for him after all the events from the previous book. The romance between Sophie and Tom is sweet and delightful. I loved watching these two characters get to know each other and watch those feelings of friendship develop into something more. Pia and Jackson are my favourite characters/couple, and I just want good things for them. My heart broke for them in this book, but it was still wonderful seeing them work together to get through those tougher moments that happen in life. All the characters in this book feel real and relatable. Even though this is a charming romance story, the character's lives are not perfect. They all have problems/struggles they are trying to work through. And most importantly, their struggles are relatable. Sophie is trying to find herself after leaving a toxic relationship, Katy is struggling to find that work/home/personal life balance, and Tom is trying to find his place in this newfound family. I loved just being with these characters and watching their journeys unfold on the pages.

If you are looking for a charming English small-town romance than you should definitely give this book a try.

This is book five book in the Primrose Woods series. After reading this I am going to start at the beginning to get connected more with the characters.
This story centers on Sophie. She has set her sights on starting over and she is getting help from Tom. They seem to fit together in ways neither thought about and each of them is helping the other.
This is a great beach read book and I am so glad I read it. The author has a knack for making the reader care about the people in her books.
Thank you NetGalley, Jill Steeples and Boldwood Books. This is my personal review.

If ever there was a literary embodiment of a gentle soul, Jill Steeples's Sunny Sundays at Primrose Hall would fit the bill. In this fifth book in the Primrose Woods series, a weekly craft fair provides a cute backdrop for Sophie Wright who, after a recent breakup, finds herself needing a fresh start. Thankfully, selling jewelry on the weekends at her friends Pia and Jackson's stables provides the perfect distraction. And as much as she isn't interested in a new romance, getting to talk with Tom, the utterly charming and new manager of the craft shows, is an added bonus.

Steeples writes with a genuine kindness for her subjects. In the early sections, as Sophie navigates putting together her wares and figuring out what she wants to do with her life, she's painted with such wounded sweetness it's almost impossible not to form an affection for her. It's a skill Steeples deepens throughout the book, painting the stables themselves as a rollicking, idyllic community with a ragtag group of lovable denizens around it. Sunny is fittingly right there in the title—with Steeples at the helm, there's a heartening warmth pouring out of these pages.

However, that's not to suggest everything's always so rosy. Steeples knows how to add drama, which is often employed with Pia and Jackson. After a nasty accident, Jackson finds himself in hospital—a place he'll do nearly anything to leave. In these moments, the action shifts over to Pia, whose worries (and later, frustrations) over her husband are practically palpable. Some of this action might play better for readers with previous knowledge of the series, although this does work entirely as a standalone. Sophie, too, has her own worries, and some of the most compelling action comes from confrontations she's forced into with her ex.

But it's the moments between Sophie and Tom where Sunny Sundays really shines. While to most readers the chemistry between the two might seem immediately apparent, Steeples is careful to start them as tentative friends. They can't even get through a meal together without bashful awkwardness. But this slow approach has its charms and, ultimately, after side glances, timid jokes, and plenty of blushing, the payoff works.

It's this type of gentleness that permeates all of Sunny Sundays at Primrose Hall, and, by its close, you feel as though you've just been told a story by an old friend. A delightfully sweet one at that.

If you are looking for a fairly fast paced, cute, heartwarming, feel good romance, then this certainly fits the bill. This is part of a series but I think if you haven't read any others you aren't disadvantaged by it. A delightful book that I heartily recommend. Thanks netgalley for an advanced copy.

Sophie Wright has left everything behind to start again. The part of her new life she enjoys the most is the Sunday craft markets held at Primrose Hall.
Sophie enjoys selling her hand made jewellery and chatting with customers and the other vendors.
When Tom Moody takes over the running of the craft fairs there is an instant spark between him and Sophie, but both of them have been burned before, and it will take something special to move them forward.
This is a lovely story of family, love and second chances.

"Sunny Sundays at Primrose Hall" by Jill Steeples is a delightful addition to her uplifting and romantic series. Set against the backdrop of the charming Primrose Woods, the story follows Sophie Wright as she embarks on a journey to start anew after leaving behind a turbulent past. The Sunday craft fairs at Primrose Hall provide the perfect setting for Sophie to pursue her dreams of building a new business and finding herself.

Tom Moody, Lord of the Manor Jackson's newfound older brother, adds an unexpected twist to the tale, bringing his charm and charisma to the Primrose Hall community. As tragedy strikes and bonds are tested, Sophie and Tom find themselves drawn together in unexpected ways, despite Sophie's reluctance to embrace romance.

Steeples crafts a beautiful narrative filled with heartwarming moments and engaging characters. "Sunny Sundays at Primrose Hall" is a perfect read for a leisurely afternoon, with its picturesque setting and captivating storyline. Whether enjoyed during a picnic or a relaxing day with a glass of red wine, this book promises to whisk readers away on a delightful journey of love, friendship, and new beginnings.

Loved catching up with characters at primrose hall, loved the storyline bringing new main characters to the fore can’t wait to read the next in the series

This was another good book in this series. It centers around Sophie, Tom, Pia and Jackson.
It’s a nice feel good book. It’s a perfect beach read
Thanks to Rachel’s Random Resources for the early copy

Thanks to the Publisher and Netgalley for an early review copy.

I have enjoyed every book in this series.

The story was not only about Pia and Jackson, we also get to know about Tom, Sophia who also joins the gang in the stables and Katie, who have their own stories.

The story will keep you hooked, with the events that happen in their lives.

I highly recommend this book.

I loved catching up with the Primrose Hall cast of characters.
Another sweet, heartwarming book from Jill Steeples.

This cover grabbed me right away! This was such a beautifully written story with such a picturesque setting.

As the sun bathes the charming village, readers step into a world where community, love, and second chances intertwine. In the latest novel, "Sunny Sundays at Primrose Hall" by Jill Steeples, the pages weave a delightful tapestry of laughter, tears, and romance that will leave you craving more.

At the heart of this enchanting tale lies Primrose Hall. This place is more than just a stately manor. It's the pulse of the community, a beacon of warmth, and the stage for Sunday craft fairs held in the renovated stables. Locals and tourists alike flock to these events, drawn not only by the irresistible goodies on display but also by the breathtaking surroundings of Primrose Woods.

Meet Sophie Wright. She is a spirited woman seeking solace after leaving behind a turbulent relationship. For Sophie, the craft fairs are more than a chance to sell her wares; they're an opportunity to forge a new life and a new business. Romance? Not on her radar. But life has a way of surprising us, especially when a drop-dead gorgeous stranger enters the scene.

Meet Tom Moody. He is Jackson Moody's newly-discovered older brother, and revels in being part of the Primrose Hall community. His contentment lies in mucking in wherever he can be helpful. But when tragedy strikes, Tom's role takes an unexpected turn. Pia, Jackson's fiancée, needs him more than ever. And when Tom himself needs comfort, Sophie might just be the perfect shoulder to cry on. She does have a no-romance policy, after all.

Steeples paints Primrose Hall with vivid strokes, making it a place readers will yearn to visit. The lush greenery, the scent of blooming flowers, and the cozy corners where secrets are shared, all come alive. It's truly the characters who steal the show. From quirky villagers to steadfast friends, each person adds depth and charm to the narrative.

Readers have fallen head over heels for the adventures at Primrose Hall, and I am no exception. “Sunny Sundays at Primrose Hall” is a delightful, warm, and cozy read. Steeples never fails to deliver heartwarming books that resonate long after the final page. As you curl up with this novel, prepare for laughter, tears, and a sense of belonging. Primrose Hall awaits, and its magic will wrap around you like a cherished quilt.

Thank-you to NetGalley and Boldwood Books for a temporary e-ARC in exchange for my honest review.

I absolutely loved catching up with the wonderful characters connected to Primrose Hall. Jackson and his newly found brother Tom are getting to know each other better, the Sunday crafts in the stables are going well but Sophie, one of the stall holders, is trying to find her feet again after breaking up with her long time boyfriend. With support from everyone around things start to improve and there is an attraction between her and Tom. However just as everything seems settled tragedy strikes and Pia and Tom end up having to hold everything together. I love the style of writing, the development of relationships and the warm feeling this leaves you with. I can’t wait for the next one! Thanks to Boldwood Books and Netgalley for the ARC

Back to Primrose woods for a further tale of the lives and loves of the area. This is another great read and can't wait for more news to come. 5 stars.

Thanks to Netgalley, author and publisher for this ARC

This book is part of a series, and while it would be helpful to read the prior books just due to familiarity with the characters and writing style, it is not necessarily a requirement. This book follows Sophie, looking to start anew, and Tom, a local guy that loves to help out. These two wind up helping each other in their times of need, and this book really is a good read for perhaps an escapist feel as the author does a great job of really bringing the community to life on the page.

Thank you to NetGalley and Boldwood Books for this ARC in exchange for an honest review.

This is my first book in this series. I enjoyed the story and loved the characters. I look forward to more by this author.

The continuation of gentle life in the village, with the weekend market and life around Primrose Hall at the centre. Relationships develop and deepen and the book covers the bumps, bashes and even bike crashes that career through the partnerships and couples of the village. The issues that befall the characters are sensitively done and whilst nothing too major happens in terms of suspense, there are some lovely vignettes of small town life with date nights, births and nice evenings at the pub. This is a restful read of the quiet life.

Cozy feel-good read. Nothing more, nothing less. Great diversion on a long flight.

Thank you to the Publisher and NetGalley for this ARC in exchange for an honest review.

Thanks Netgalley and the Publisher. This was a nice feel good read with great characters and a good storyline. I enjoyed it.