Alison Sherlock

Alison Sherlock writes feelgood and uplifting romantic fiction. Her most recent books are all based around the beautiful English Cotswolds, from riverside villages, an old railway station and a lakeside hotel.

Her debut novel The Desperate Bride's Diet Club reached No 1 in the Italian book charts.

With multiple Top 100 Bestsellers in the UK Kindle charts, her completed series are Willow Tree Hall, Riverside Lane and Railway Lane. Every title within a series can be enjoyed as a standalone small town romance but each story is full of warmth, laughter, love, family and friendships.

Alison’s latest series Maple Tree Lodge Hotel is focussed on all those who live and work at Maple Tree Lodge, a rundown, family owned hotel with a lakeside setting in the Cotswolds.

The first book is called Coming Home to Maple Tree Lodge. Interior designer Lily has a vision for a cosy country hotel makeover which is the complete opposite to the minimalistic, modern style that owner Ben has in mind. Fireworks ensue in this enemies to lovers story! Grab a hot chocolate and snuggle under a blanket to read this winter romance!

The second book, Daydreaming at the Boathouse Cafe, is now out in all formats including Prime Reading. Hannah tries to overcome her lack of confidence when she opens her own cafe at Maple Tree Lodge. Alex is at a crossroads after an accident scuppers his athletic career and is hoping to find himself a new path when he stays at his best friend's hotel. Perhaps he can also finally admit to Hannah how he really feels about her...? It will be a magical summer by the lake in this friends to lovers story!

Out now - Starry Skies Over Dragonfly Lake. Astronomer Beth Jones is starry-eyed when it comes to dating and always chooses the wrong partners. Can a fake romance with cynical boatmaker Noah Jackson turn into something as magical as the night skies? Are the stars aligned or is it a case of star-crossed lovers in this cosy grumpy/sunshine romance? Find out this Autumn!

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