Marry Me at Willoughby Close

Alice James hadn’t had the easiest start in life, moving from foster home to foster home, then ending up homeless, with nowhere and no one to turn to. She is shocked when she is given a lifeline by Ava Mitchell, a resident of Willoughby Close, who helps her get back on her feet, including sorting her......more

The choice of what one reads at any certain time, I think, is that one NEEDS at the moment. Reading is so wonderful because (if you are lucky-- or as time goes by able to pick an author who writes the words that satisfy...) as a reader you can be transported to a place (a vacation), meet new people......more

I'm brand new to Kate Hewitt's work, but I was given an ARC of this novel for an honest review. The writing is well done. Alice James is working as a caregiver for a sweet dying woman who lives alone in her manor. Henry Trent is a nephew who comes across as a bit hard-nosed when the reality is that h......more

It took me a while to finally accept Lady Stokeley's fate and Henry Trent's turn over a new leaf, but nothing prepared me with the tears that run down my eyes after reading this book. Yes, I think this is the final book in the Willoughby Close series. And it was really good. I met Alice on the Ava's......more

In the fourth book of the series we were introduced to Alice James, a young woman who had been through various foster homes and nursed her grandmother until her death, before living rough until she was helped by Ava. Now, she has been employed as Lady Stokeley's live-in carer. Unfortunately, Lady St......more