Life in the country was supposed to be relaxing Eric Sibley's new life in the sleepy riverside village of Burlam is going pretty well ... except for the fact his new house is falling down around his ears, he has committed himself to preparing a lavish Christmas Day feast for the extend family, his wife is stressed out and overworked, his new allotment neighbour is crazy and, if that wasn't enough, his mother-in-law has come to stay. Apart from that, it is all going brilliantly.  Following on from Peas, Carrots and an Aston Martin, once again Eric Sibley and his family navigate their way through the trials and tribulations of everyday life. With the edition of some wonderful new faces, get ready to be swept up in a whirlwind of uninspiring leeks, troublesome chickens, inappropriate plumbers and various sinister interlopers, and they are all hell-bent on turning Eric's life upside down. Praise for Peas, Carrots and a Red Feather Boa "Loved the easy storytelling style of this book." "I very much enjoyed the continuation of the Sibley family saga." "A genuinely lovely story." "I have read Peas, Carrots and an Aston Martin and Peas, Carrots and a Red Feather Boa both books were brilliant from start to finish love them and would definitely recommend to other readers." "Normal life brought to life in a way that pulls us in, throws us up and down, and then really spits us out at the end!" "A good follow on from the first book. The family have made the big move when bigger moves happen to them." "A worthy sequel to Peas, Carrots and an Aston Martin." "I found this second book to be an absorbing story following on the first one, which was equally enjoyable." "Bloody wonderful!"