Trisha Ashley Books in Order

Shaken by a traumatic accident and a breakup, Ginny Spain reluctantly joins her formidable mother at a remote artists' retreat on the coast, where local widower Rhys Tarn, his young daughter and buried family secrets offer both challenge and the chance of a different Christmas.

After losing both fiance and job in one disastrous week, historical costumier Garland Fairford heads north to help a cousin build a wedding dress museum, where restoring vintage gowns and meeting old friend Thom again may stitch together a new future.

Knowing it will be her last festive season at Mitras Castle, elderly Sabine hires party planner Dido Jones to recreate the grand Christmases of her childhood, a task complicated by feuding relatives, snowstorms and Dido's unresolved history with family friend Xan.

Fresh from a painful divorce, gardener Marnie takes a job reviving a rambling walled garden in a West Lancashire village, moves into a tied cottage and finds both healing work among roses and lavender and a complicated second chance with old acquaintance Ned Mars.

Recovering from illness and burnt out on city life, musician and illustrator Meg accepts an invitation to spend the run up to Christmas in a snowy country house, only to find old flame Lex there and a web of family secrets waiting to unravel.

When TV interior designer Carey Revell unexpectedly inherits the slightly shabby Mossby Hall, he invites grieving glass artist Angel Arrowsmith to help restore its windows, and together they tackle awkward relatives, local legends and the possibility of turning the house into a shared home.

Abandoned as a baby on the Yorkshire moors, Alice Rose returns years later to the village of Haworth, taking over a rundown teashop and slowly building a business, a circle of friends and a path toward uncovering the truth about her own past.

After a near fatal car accident as a teenager, Izzy has kept life quiet in the village of Halfhidden with her aunt and their rescue dogs, but returning memories, an inquest into the crash and a new arrival force her to risk change again.

Lucy dreams of a simple village hall wedding in a vintage dress by a big Christmas tree, but clashes with her determined mother, disapproving future in laws and a wavering fiance, until the season itself nudges everyone toward a different kind of celebration.

Wrongly blamed for fraud, Tabby loses her job, boyfriend and cat in quick succession, then finds a lifeline with kind Quaker Mercy, who asks her to help rescue a struggling Christmas cracker business while Mercy's suspicious nephew Randal watches her every move.

This short story collection gathers together some of Trisha Ashley's seasonal and everyday tales, from festive mishaps to small romances and family turning points, ideal for dipping into with a cup of tea on a cold afternoon.

Bronte obsessed aspiring novelist Eleri Groves flees to a remote Yorkshire farm cottage to fix her love life and finish her book, but the landscape and a very real, very unexpected neighbour may offer her own version of Mr Rochester.

Professional cake maker Kate has written off sports mad Wes as loud and shallow, yet a calamity filled wedding day shows her a kinder, steadier side to him and makes her question whether she has misjudged both romance and herself.

Single mum Cally moves back to remote Sticklepond to save for her daughter Stella's life saving operation, determined to avoid romance until laid back baker Jago slowly melts her defences and shows her that hope can look a lot like love.

Starting over in Sticklepond, Tansy Poole transforms a shabby shop into Cinderella's Slippers, a haven for brides and chocolate shoe lovers, while listening to her great aunt's life story tapes and confronting family secrets, difficult exes and brooding neighbour Ivo Hawksley.

Young widow Holly Brown agrees to house sit an isolated manor on the Lancashire moors to hide from Christmas, only to be snowed in with sculptor Jude Martland and his unruly family as blizzards, old hurts and new attractions collide over twelve festive days.

In the village of Sticklepond, chocolatier Chloe Lyon crafts chocolate wishes filled with tiny predictions, yet never saw her own heartbreak coming, and when the new vicar arrives he turns out to be Raffy Sinclair, the charismatic ex rocker who once left her behind.

Wedding cake designer Josie Gray thinks she has it all with artist fiance Ben and an inherited cottage in Neatslake, until a glamorous friend returns to launch a wedding business and charming photographer Noah Sephton challenges everything she believes about love.

Tina Devino, a mid list romantic novelist and freelance manuscript critic, sees her career wobble when her ex husband becomes her publisher and her latest book must prove itself, all while she juggles flamboyant lover Sergei and a flood of outrageous aspiring authors.

When single mother Sophy Winter unexpectedly inherits Winter's End, a decaying mansion in the Lancashire countryside, she finds herself juggling crumbling walls, quarrelsome relatives, rumours of a young Shakespeare and two very different men who both want a place in her life.

In Middlemoss, Lizzy is about to leave her cheating husband when tragedy forces her to stay put, throwing herself into a Christmas recipe circle, a rivalry with local food writer Nick and a Boxing Day mystery play that might transform her future.

Alys Weston secretly writes Gothic novels while her widowed father drinks away what little money they have, but when notorious rake Lord Rayven reenters her life and draws her into a dangerous hellfire club, she must decide whether he is enemy or saviour.

Fran March seems content in her Welsh village with husband Mal, daughter Rosie and her rose filled cottage, until TV gardener Gabriel Weston and ex boyfriend Tom both reappear, threatening old secrets about Rosie's father and the future of her marriage.

Abandoned by her long term married lover, writer Cassandra Leigh is left alone in a damp cottage, caught between dependable friend Jason, mysterious manor house owner Dante Chase and the past she has tried to outrun, even at a charity auction.

After her husband abruptly demands a divorce, Charlie Rhymer retreats to her chaotic family home on the Yorkshire moors, where eccentric siblings, witchy neighbours and brooding actor Mace North combine to pull her back into life and unexpected love.

Facing forty and still single, Sappho Jones is tired of being the eccentric friend and starts to wonder if the one adventure she has never tried, motherhood, might be worth the risk with charming potter Nye as a potential donor.

Romantic novelist Tish thinks she has done the sensible thing by marrying dependable James and moving to a country cottage, until her first love, rock star Fergal, buys a house in the same village and unsettles everything.