Great to be back with the crew from Wildflower Lock. Daisy and Theo are having to resume their relationship long distance when Theo takes a job miles away. They are managing but his workload is chaotic and Daisy is missing him.
When trysted friend Yvonne suggests they take September Rose up for a visit Daisy isn’t sure but Yvonne has all the books with tide times and she’s done that journey so many times they set of on an adventure.
Their journey is fret with mishaps and fun but as Daisy is struggling with keeping the secret from Theo of where she is she’s not the only one.
Great read and great to catch up with the people of Wildflower can’t wait for more adventures.

I've loved being back at the driving seat of The September Rose. I love everything about canal boat living so I knew I had to dive into this.

Daisy has a new companion in this in the form of Johnny the border collie and takes to the water to surprise Theo. Their journey is a definite adventure and there were some hairy moments along the way.

I can't wait to see what comes next for September Rose and its owners.
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Daisy and Theo’s relationship is going full steam ahead. They are struggling with the distance though and as daisy is pretty static due to her mooring and the cafe Theo is doing all the travelling .
Long distance love is taking its toll and Daisy decides to do something about it. Spurred on by Yvonne her mooring neighbour she decides to take her narrow boat on the long journey to visit Theo. Yvonne is her travelling partner and her newly found four legged friend too. They travel some fairy hair raising journeys and along the way get to know each other better.
Theo however has been kept in the dark and is getting the feeling that Daisy has cold feet. This looks like it will be causing problems. Fate steps in. Great book, I love the romance of a narrow boat. Thank you NetGalley for this arc in exchange for an honest review.

Another instalment for the Wildflower Lock series; it was a really nice book. A quick read that allows you to revisit Daisy and her narrow boat life. I really like the description of the journey but was slightly disappointed by the ending, I wanted the journey to be completed. I can’t wait to read the next one to find out what happens.

This is such a brilliantly entertaining opportunity for escapism. Such an absolute delight to while away a few hours spending time with the residents of Wildflower Lock. I love that Hannah Lynn has clearly researched what life afloat is like including the adventurous journey down the Thames on a narrow boat. I love the interactions between the characters and in this delightful story we learn a little more about Yvonne; a character who reminds me so much of my spirited Nana - who also loved adventures and exploring the canals of England. This is a joyous tale about living in the moment and finding joy in the simpler things in life. Looking forward to Book 4.

Another good story in the series. Not my favorite as their is little Theo Daisy interaction, but still a nice plot. It would read just ok on its own.

Good to be back at Wildflower Lock. A very easy pleasant read. It is part of a series but you can read alone.. More things come out about Daisy’s father and her mother comes good. She tries to surprise her boyfriend and it all gets a bit messy. Yvonne is a great character and helps Daisy out while hiding her own life. I loved it. A very good relaxing read with a couple of nice twists including a cute dog

This is the third instalment of this beautiful escapism series and was the perfect book to delve into whilst relaxing in the sunshine and recovering from illness. I devoured it in one day and was just what the dr had ordered. These books could be read as a standalone but I throughly suggest starting from the beginning to throughly enjoy the journey.

This instalment allows us to find out more about Daisy and Theo and the other characters but we also get to hear a bit more about Yvonne’s story and I absolutely loved the way her friendship with Daisy became cemented during the course of this story and how the bond between these two women grew as well as Daisy’s relationship with her mum changing. The descriptions of the settings and the sights and sounds make the reader think they are actually on the narrow boat doing the journey themselves and as usual with these books they transport me back to happy memories of barge holidays from my youth. I would love to go back and do another one, one day.

This was another beautiful read full of friendship, family, love and companionship and the camaraderie amongst the narrow boat and boating communities.

I can’t wait to read the next instalment in this series to see where Daisy and Theo’s journey takes them next.