Having read the first two books in this series (although easily read as stand alone) I was very excited to read the next story.......and I wasn't disappointed.
I won't say too much about the story in case people want to read the previous two, but it was great to hear about some old characters and see where Rachel's story would lead.
I shed tears of laughter and sadness, a great story, and nice to bring Rachel's best friend Eve more into the story.
Struggled to put it down, lovely read.

A happy summer read with all the ingredients required..romance, flirtation, friendship, family and mouthwatering desserts and cupcakes, with a few recipes thrown in for good measure ( I shall be making the mini raspberry meringues tomorrow!). God an undemanding, quick read this is the perfect recipe.

Having read most of Caroline's books I was delighted to receive an early copy thanks to Harper Collins UK and Netgalley in exchange for a review.

What can I say, it was so lovely to be back at Primrose Farm and The Pudding Pantry and in the company of the Swinton family. I would love to be able to visit the Pudding Pantry for afternoon tea, and I'd definitely sign up for the Pudding Club (I suspect I'd have to be rolled out again with all the delights on offer). This is the third in the Pudding Pantry series, but could probably be read as a standalone book (I'd have to read them all though, and in the right order!).

If you're after a gentle summery story then this is the book for you. Loved it.

This is such a gorgeous book, I can't praise it enough. This book is the ultimate heartwarming and feel-good story.
Rachel is organising her wedding to Tom, it's only a few weeks away. Everything seems to be going well, when big problems start to happen, and it looks like the wedding might not happen at all.
This is very well written and the storyline flows along nicely. It is the third book in the series, but could be read as a standalone novel. If you haven't read the first two books though, you should, they are fantastic. I highly recommend reading this book, and I am looking forward to reading more books by Caroline Roberts.
Thank you to Netgalley and the Publisher for my ARC.

This is the 3rd in the series written by Caroline Roberts and was just as good as the first 2. In the run up to Rachel and Toms wedding we see the usual baking and lovely characters, the story about Eve was so well done, sympathetically.
Thank you to NetGalley and the publishers for letting me read this book in exchange for a review, I will be putting this review on Amazon too.

Thanks to netgalley for the chance to read this book.

Another great book from Caroline, the 3rd book in this series and it didn’t disappoint.

It’s the run up to Rachel and Tom’s, lots of ups and down of life and relationship difficulties. Had me crying as it brought back some sad memories for me but was a brilliant read.

Words cannot describe just how amazingly good this book is. It was an absolute pleasure being back at Primrose Farm with Rachel, little Maisy and of course lovely Jill. The cover of this book is probably my favourite of the whole series. I love the bright colours used, the confetti, the bunting and of course the flowers. It all ties in really well and looks so beautiful.

As the same as the other novels, this story focuses on Rachel and her life on Primrose Farm. Firstly, can I just say that I have absolutely no idea how she does everything and not collapse with exhaustion?! Rachel looks after the farm, runs the tea pantry, bakes in her spare time for the pantry, is a single mum to little Maisy, she also has a budding new romance with Tom which she is trying to keep going andddddd plan a wedding!! I mean, just how exhausting does that sound?! My hat goes off to her, because I certainly wouldn't be able to do what she does.

What is slightly different with this book is that we also see some chapters from best friend Eve's point of view. Eve is going through her own troubles, being married to Ben for years she feels that their relationship is starting to feel a little stagnant and that he sees her crafting job as just a little 'hobby'. So, when Eve goes to craft fairs to get business, she meets artist Aiden and falls for him. It was really refreshing and interesting to read more about Eve and what she decides to do. I was happy with how things turned out for her as she seemed like such a lovely and bubbly character who deserves a happy ending!

Although this novel is a follow on from the others, I would say you could easily read it as a standalone but I would urge you to read the others first so you can really enjoy and appreciate the storyline and all of the wonderful characters! This book was like a warm hug, I adored the descriptions of the bakes and yummy food from the Pantry - it seriously made my mouth water! - and I enjoyed reading about Rachel planning her wedding. This book was a breath of fresh air, it was wonderfully captivating and enjoyable.

Thank you to the publisher for a chance to read an advance copy of this novel via Netgalley, which I have reviewed honestly.

I love Caroline Roberts books and was not disappointed by this one. It was good to learn about the lives of Tom, Rachel and the rest of the Swinton family at Primrose Farm and Rachel's Pudding Pantry. The story about Eve was very touching and I couldn't wait to read what the outcome would be. I have to confess I shed a tear at the end. That really was an escape from life we find ourselves in at this moment in time. I really needed that. The recipes are once again a really nice touch throughout the book. I must try the blueberry and lemon muffins - they sound delicious.

Returning to Primrose Farm to visit the Swindon family has been an absolute pleasure, of course not forgetting all of the mouthwatering puddings on offer. Rachel and Tom are engaged to be married and the plans are in full swing including a trip for Rachel’s hen do! Of course they unfortunately face many challenges and misunderstandings before they get to the actual wedding day! I was pulling for them the whole way through.

It was refreshing to see some of the story from Eve’s point of view, Rachel’s best friend and maid of honour. Eve has some problems of her own and I loved how Rachel was there for her even with her own problems going on. That’s what I call a true friendship. Maisie is beyond excited to be part of the wedding and can’t wait to wear her beautiful dress, she and Amelia are certainly very very cute.

I have adored this series having read all three stories, it’s like going back to visit firm friends and you end up with a massive craving for pudding (yummy!!) I love how Caroline draws you in to her gripping narrative full of hope, drama and encouragement for things to be alright in the end ❤️ I would definitely read the pudding pantry series again and again and I highly recommend you do too! I give ‘Summer at Rachel’s Pudding Pantry’ 5*/5* 😊

Thank you to One More Chapter for an advanced copy of this book via Netgalley.

Thanks Netgalley and the Publisher. What a great feel good read, great characters, good storyline and set in a fabulous location. Loved it.

This is the third book in a series about the Pudding Pantry, a teashop on Primrose Farm run by Rachel and her mother Jill. All the regular characters that will be familiar to readers of the previous two books in the series are there, but each of these books could easily be read as a stand-alone. This book has a lovely cover that gives away the fact that not only is this summer, but there is a wedding in the offing. As with the last two books in this series, I found this a quick read that I was immersed in from the very first page.

In this story, we see Rachel happily finishing off the preparations for her wedding to neighbouring farmer and friend since childhood, Tom. As the farm is set on the edge of a small village, everyone is looking forward to Rachel’s big day, and getting involved where they can. With a strict budget to adhere to, Rachel and her mum are glad of the help from their friends. However, it’s not all plain sailing, with problems from ex-spouses of both bride and groom, secrets to be kept and rumours flying. Rachel begins to wonder if she will ever make it to the altar.

I have very much enjoyed all of the books in this series about the Pudding Pantry. Even though they can all be read independently of the others, I would recommend reading all of the set in order to get the best experience from Caroline Roberts’ excellent story. There are some wonderful characters and situations to be discovered. As you might expect from a story involving setting up and running of a tearooms, there is frequent mention of delicious cakes and pastries. Many recipes are included in the text of this and the previous two books, several of which I intend to try.

It is so good to be back amongst the Pudding Pantry crew. It felt like I was coming home, as I got to catch up with all the familiar characters and see the next instalment in their lives.

And Rachel is getting married, or at least she hopes to be, but it soon becomes apparent things aren't quite as smooth sailing in the relationship with Tom, as it first appears. So throughout there is a will they, won't they walk down the aisle thread.

I loved Rachel's hen party in Oban, sounded like a great time, and plenty of bubbles. And wow Rachel's wedding dress and just how that comes about is enough to bring a smile to the grumpiest of faces!

As you would expect from the Pudding Pantry, there is a wonderful array of sweet treats to tantalise your taste buds, and have you salivating into your kindle.

Best friend Eve is back too, complete with all of her clever crafting ideas, and generally being very creative. However things aren't completely right with her marriage, but will she give into temptation.

And little Maisie is adorable as ever, and there are some really touching moments with her, as she realises there is more to her mum getting married than just the big day!

Watching the village come together for the wedding of the year, had me grinning, and I really enjoyed some of the surprises towards the end that I can't mention as although not major spoilers, would be a shame to spoil if you see what I mean.

Actually all my favourite bits are so far into the book that I can't say too much other than this is an incredibly enjoyable book, a great addition to the series, and I am very curious as to whether we will get another Pudding Pantry book, or failing that what else this always entertaining author will have up her sleeve next.

Thank you to One More Chapter and Netgalley for this copy which I have reviewed honestly and voluntarily.

Time to put your hat and pretty dress on as we are invited to a wedding in this latest instalment of the Pudding Pantry, We live through the stresses of organising a wedding and working at the day job, but Caroline pens a beautiful story that has us on the edge of our seats with some will they, won't they moments.

In this final instalment of the series, Rachel is preparing to marry fellow farmer Tom, only between trying to get everything perfect and ready in time despite dress worries and money anxieties, she discovers Tom talking about maybe making a mistake in marrying again!m

Just what Rachel didn't need to hear right now especially as they disagreed on future living arrangements as well and suddenly the happy wedding bubble is turning sour, she also has to help friend Eve as she contemplates her own love life as she falls for someone else while still married but feeling unloved and alone in their marriage too, there's plenty of drama to keep you reading on, will they or won't they get married? Will Eve fall for the other man?

I'm definitely not going to spoil the end of this series, I have loved the characters, concept and been immersed into the world of the characters lives since Chapter one of book one, Caroline is a fabulous author I discovered from this series and I really do encourage you to read her works and if you can, bake some of the treats that she shares recipes for i assure you they are delicious!

Many thanks to the publishers for allowing me to review this book for them!

Absolutely amazing! Being a avid fan of the earlier books in the series this did not disappoint! Absolutely loved catching up with the characters again!

I was over the moon to be able to read this book before its release! I have read all of Caroline’s novels, so was especially excited to get my eyes on this! Having read the previous two Pudding pantry stories, it was easy to pick up where we left off from the last novels. Reading about Rachel was like coming home after a holiday.

What I especially love about Caroline’s writing is the intertwining of characters from her other books. In this book for example, we get to hear about Emma and her chocolate shop etc. It adds that extra little touch and is so nice that we can ‘pop in’ on them to see how they’re doing.

I was captivated by this story. I was so invested. I really wanted to have a rant at the ‘villains’ - Caitlin and Jake. I wanted to shake Eve. At times, I just wanted to bash Rachel and Tom’s heads together to make them see sense.

The backdrop of the story always sounds so beautiful. The fields, the skies, the beach etc. I love how the book talks of puddings and cakes which makes me want them - which is handy as the recipes are always included! I truly adored the ending of the book. I hope it wasn’t the last. I would love to read another adventure involving Rachel and her lovely family.

Thanks to the publisher and Netgalley for an early review copy.

A fabulously crafted novel.
I’ve read the other 2 in the series, so I couldn't wait to find out how Rachel and Tom were getting on,

I laughed and cried held my breath at times, I wondered whether it’ll be alright in the end, but in true Caroline Roberts fashion its was just totally captivating.

Nothing but praise for this beautiful series and can very much. recommend.

First of all, I need to say what a gorgeous cover this book has - I know I only have a digital proof copy at the moment but I'm looking forward to getting a paperback copy of this book when it is published in July 2020.

Thank you to One More Chapter at Harper Collins for approving my NetGalley request to read and review. I enjoyed the first two Pudding Pantry books and was eager to find out what happened next for Rachel, Maisy, Jill, Ruth and the friends of Primrose Farm in the Cheviot Hills.

At the start of the book, wedding plans are in preparation for Rachel and Tom's big day. As the current pandemic has forced the postponement of many weddings in 2020, it felt even more special to be able to read this.

Alongside romance, puddings, farm life, desserts, community spirit, children, cake, the story also covers issues with ex partners, missing loved ones and recognising that the grass isn't always greener on the other side. I loved being back at Primrose Farm and would like to thank Caroline Roberts for giving me a wonderful escape on a wet and windy lockdown bank holiday Saturday.

A delicious, delightful story and a much need uplifting read, plus a recipe book (recipes are included in all three Pudding Pantry books).

I was counting down the days to when this book would be released as I've loved the rest of the series. And thankfully this book is just as good as the rest! I love how the character of Rachel has developed throughout the series. If you have been rooting for her so far, you'll love this book! Caroline Roberts is a great writer!

Absolutely brilliant. I have read the other two and this did not dissapoint. I loved it. A great story. I enjoyed the recipies and thr description of the cakes and pudding. An ace book