This is one of the four books I brought home from the charity bookshelves within Sainsbury's this afternoon, making my donation to their current charity, Open Country, helping disabled people to access the countryside.
With the rampant coronavirus threatening that over-70s be confined to quarters for several weeks, I need to stock up on my book supplies.
I don't know why I chose this one. I can't remember whether or not I've read anything by this author before - but it looks entertaining :-)

From Google Overview: "Nel is the owner of a houseful of animals and the organiser of the farmer's market in the picturesque Paradise Fields.
She is always super-busy, but not so busy to want to preserve the meadow and market she loves when its owner dies.
But who can she trust to help her save Paradise Fields?
Her sensible boyfriend Simon?
Or Jake, the devilishly handsome man who kissed her under the mistletoe..."

Paradise Fields are the water meadows in the Cotswolds that some dodgy developers want to build shoddy houses on and the novel concerns the residents who want to find an alternative . . . or something like that . . . and, yes, it's a love story as well . . .

To my friend and neighbour Blower in accordance with suitable social distancing protocol!