A wry contemporary tale concerning the inhabitants of Hake on Spinach and surrounding villages and their lives, loves and misdemeanours
Hake on Spinach is an achingly traditional English village, replete with colourful characters and possibilities.
Helena Ruby Tremble, housekeeper of Hake Hall, is trapped in an unhappy marriage, but despite several disappointments, she may find love and fulfilment in an unlikely quarter.
Things unravel for Nigel and Isobel Lamington-Krill, occupants of the Hall, as one by one Nigel's dishonest chickens come home to roost, and matters take a further downwards turn following a raid by anti-hunt protestors during one of Isobel's grand parties.
Along the way you will become party to the concerns and peccadillos of ladies who lunch, and you will also learn Ronald Arthur Tremble's dark secret.
So why not join Helena Ruby, the Lamington-Krills and a host of other characters for a humorous romp around a leafy English county, and while you're there, call in to the Raddled Beanpole for a refreshing pint of local ale? I recommend the Roach Royal Ruby.