The House in the Olive Grove

‘A glorious story that celebrates the power of love’ ADRIANA TRIGIANI ‘I adored . It is a hymn to friendship and love, and is utterly perfect’ LIZ FENWICK Will one week in Greece change their lives for ever? Chef is running a successful cookery school in her home village of Petalidi, Greece – but she is also running from the secrets of her past. Food journalist thought this was going to be just another work trip. But right before she leaves for Greece, she discovers that her whole life is built on a lie. Jewellery-maker has always lived according to her own rules – despite what it has cost her to do so. But she has just had some devastating news. As these three very different women come together at the house in the olive grove, unlikely friendships blossom and a season of self-discovery begins. The breathtaking, escapist second novel from Emma Cowell, perfect for fans of , and . ‘Emma Cowell creates worlds of warmth, laughter, healing and hope in her delicious novels. is a .’ – ‘.’ ‘I adored . It is , and is .’ – ‘A … The book has an .’ ‘A culinary twist, female solidarity, friendship and romance, what more does one need for a ?’ – ‘.’ ‘ A glorious story.’ – ‘I loved how beautifully Greece and the food were described – it .’ ‘. Cowell’s exquisite writing is as delicious as the food she describes.’ – ‘Eloquent prose .’ ‘A sweeping novel about that will .’ – ‘Cowell has written a that will .’ ‘The !’ – ‘A and a .’ – Readers love :