‘Very gripping story and wanted to keep reading it. I found it interesting to know that some of the facts related to the author’s personal life and that christians have the same problems as other folks … thoroughly recommend it’ Read More »
News for All Saints?
‘A real page turner! Written in a fluent and very readable style, this book was gripping from start to finish. Believable characters, moments that all church-goers will recognise, a strong message’ Read More »
‘A story of life’s ups and downs, happiness joy and sadness left me wanting to know more about the characters village life and where was God in the midst of it all. A lovely holiday read’ Read More »
‘this book really uncovers the vulnerabilities and sensitive emotions of infertility, adoption and finding a suitable life partner’ Read More »
‘immensely readable and enjoyable, with believable characters who were well designed. The story follows the usual highs and lows of dating, married life and parenting – but I wasn’t prepared for the twist’ Read More »
Ellie, how long have you been writing and how did you get started?
All Saints? is my first book and I started writing it three years ago, although parts of it were swimming around in my head for about a year before that. I had lots of bits of paper with conversations and bits of the plot, which I arranged in order across the floor… Read More »
‘got through it in a weekend as I really wanted to know how the turbulent, unexpected year that Hayley, Sophie and Lucy live through, would turn out’ Read More »
‘gripping and well-paced (with a shocking twist) but there is also much to enjoy along the way … covered infertility, motherhood and relationships in a way that was both honest and poignant’ Read More »
‘it’s the way we can relate to the characters (even me as a bloke) that is the book’s strength. That and the wonderfully quirky situations that arise in the church. Coffee will never taste the same again’ Read More »
‘I enjoyed the story (especially the end – no spoilers!). This book is excellent for anyone looking for a light read with strong Christian undertones’ Read More »