Life in the country was supposed to be relaxing Eric Sibley's new life in the sleepy riverside village of Burlam is going pretty well ... except for the fact his new house is falling down around his ears, he has committed himself to preparing a lavish Christmas Day feast for the extend family, his wife is stressed out and overworked, his new allotment neighbour is crazy and, if that wasn’t enough, his mother-in-law has come to stay. Apart from that, it is all going brilliantly. Following on from Peas, Carrots and an Aston Martin, once again Eric Sibley and his family navigate their way through the trials and tribulations of everyday life. With the edition of some wonderful new faces, get ready to be swept up in a whirlwind of uninspiring leeks, troublesome chickens, inappropriate plumbers and various sinister interlopers, and they are all hell-bent on turning Eric’s life upside down. Praise for Peas, Carrots and a Red Feather Boa “Loved the easy storytelling style of this book.”

More Mayhem and mishaps Life has finally settled down for Eric Sibley and his family; Abi and Mabel are happy, his mother-in-law is on hand for support, and life has begun to have a sense of normalcy and routine to it. But, with cash flows running low, Eric has to acknowledge it is time to re-enter the world of employment. Unfortunately, jobs suited to former high-flying recruitment executives are of short supply in the sleepy town of Burlam. When the opportunity to do some teaching at the local school arises, eager to inspire young minds and make a 'difference', Eric decides that this could be just the job for him. Will he pass with flying colours or end up with a 'could do better.' Join Eric once again in the fourth instalment of the Peas and Carrots Series. This delightfully funny and poignant series just gets better and better. Praise for the Peas and Carrots Series “Loved the easy storytelling style of this book.” “I very much enjoyed the continuation of the Sibley family saga.” “A genuinely lovely story.”

Fate has offered Eric a second chance at happiness. But will forcing love too quickly shatter what he already has? When Abi secretly enters Eric and Daisy into a magazine competition, she never expected them to win. Now with the clock ticking and long kept secrets emerging from the past, the pressure is on. Learning to juggle a new relationship and an all or nothing deadline, sees Eric back to his old eccentric ways. But if he doesn’t strike the right balance he could lose more than the competition prize, he could lose his shot at happily ever after… Rejoin Eric and the family for one last crazy adventure. Prepare for an emotional roller coaster, with more ups, downs, twists and turns than you can possibly imagine.

Everything has just changed and Eric is surrounded by faces new and old. Following straight on from the climactic events of Peas, Carrots and a Red Feather Boa, Eric Sibley faces a completely new landscape. As he struggles to come to terms with his new situation he finds support and help in some of the most unlikely places. With the family dynamics constantly shifting and dramatically altered, Eric must try and rebuild a life for all of them. In the face of overwhelming odds he is determined to turn chaos into order. Unfortunately, this is easier said than done when the most unlikely new arrivals turn up in his household, some more welcome than others. While this is easily the most emotional book in the series, it is also brimming with Hannah Lynn’s trademark wit and humour. Prepare to laugh and cry longer and louder than ever before in this third instalment of the Peas and Carrots series. What the readers are saying: “Absolutely loved this series of books.” “Love the peas and carrots series.” “As good as the first two in series. Can't wait for the next.” “I have loved this series.”

For the last year Eric's life has been going pretty smoothly. The family are settled. His new job is going well, apart from the fact that Abi refuses to acknowledge his existence now she is at the same school. He is even trying his hand at dating again. Best of all he is finally finding the time to get back to his roots and do a little digging in the allotment. That is until the greed of a faceless property developer looms over his little slice of tranquility. Eric unwittingly finds himself thrown into the frontlines of a fierce battle to protect the allotments, but when all aspects of his life suddenly collide, he finds himself in an impossible situation. Join Eric and his family for more hilarious adventures in the penultimate installment of the wonderful Peas and Carrots Series.

“An uplifting coming of age story for the mid-life crisis generation.” In this witty and humorous novel, Londoner Eric Sibley discovers his only inheritance is his father’s classic car — with one rather major string attached. Life quickly becomes a chaotic kaleidoscope of heavy machinery mishaps, missed deadlines and grumpy pensioners as Eric is forced to juggle his hectic career and family life with regular visits to the small riverside town of Burlam. It’s not long before his job, his marriage and his sanity are hanging in the balance. Can he claim his prize before he loses all three? Peas, Carrots and an Aston Martin is the first book in the delightfully funny Peas and Carrots series from the award-winning author of The Afterlife of Walter Augustus. This quintessentially British novel will have you laughing and crying until the very end. Peas, Carrots and an Aston Martin was also a finalist of the 2018 Wishing Shelf Book Award

An affair. Wife, mistress, the man in the middle. Laugh it off only to lie awake worrying later. Is this really happening? When it implodes, what then? The assistant didn't mean to fall in love and become "the other woman." The wife was just venturing her first steps into life beyond the roles of mother and partner when her suspicions about another woman took root. When the well-respected man sinks deeper into mental illness, each person's next move isn't a question of blame alone, but of the ethics of love—of unapologetic decisions and confronting the aftermath.