Full List of all buy links.
All of the books are available in ebook and paperback. Help spread the word.
Kangana: http://amzn.eu/5gUQW7N
Paperback: https://amzn.to/2N6GTBN
Kobo: https://bit.ly/2oOemWY
Retreating to Peace: http://amzn.to/2F2ozFE
Paperback: https://amzn.to/2H9NKvr
Kobo:https://bit.ly/2M5mhbD
Fragments: http://amzn.to/2mPSdVV
Paperback: http://amzn.to/2mIyoDF
Kobo:https://bit.ly/2MU18GW
Plant pot tales: http://amzn.to/2bdMdBB
Paperback: http://amzn.to/2bHxC1Y
Sow grow eat: http://amzn.to/2bdLro6
Paperback: http://amzn.to/1qbks26
Kobo https://bit.ly/2wPrejY
The Orticultural Obbit blog has evolved over the years. So much so, two books were written as an extension to it. These are:
Below are the links for both the paperbacks and the ebook versions. At this moment in time, these are the UK links. Simply click on the images for paperbacks or the links for the ebook.
‘Sow, grow and eat’ was the second book published. This particular book contains valuable lessons learned from the plot, with recipes for chutneys, jams, jellies and Indian dishes contained within.
The ebook version can be found at: Sow, grow, eat ebook.
The first book published was “Playing with Plant pots: Tales from the allotment”. This contains an assortment of different lessons that were learned from having an allotment, and a series of Indian Inspired recipes that can be made using plot produce.
The ebook version can be found at plantpottales.
There is a third book!
You can find the ebook of fragments here.
The paperback version can be found here.
January 2018 saw the release of a fourth book. There are paperbacks scheduled for release in April 2018.
Devan Coultrie was at a loss. His world had been shaken, his heart fractured and emptied by death. In search of a way to heal and shake of the damage, Devan sticks a pin a map with the intention of going wherever it lands. Leaving the shores of the United Kingdom, he ends up Stateside, deep in the heart of Montana. With all of his worldly possessions, Devan drives into Peace and onto a plot to land to start life over.
Like him, the farm and its acreage is downbeat, derelict and defeated. When Aditi Rao arrives in Peace, Devan’s plans for himself and his home are disrupted. He has history with Aditi and she’d quite like to write another chapter. Can he show Aditi that his retreat to Peace is more than just a plot of land and on a different continent? Can he find a way to share his home, his heart and a new beginning?
To buy the ebook of Kangana
You can get the paperback here.
