The Block Room by Lloyd Harvey

If you’re in the mood for a novel that quietly pulls you in and then refuses to let go, let me introduce you to The Block Room by Lloyd Harvey — a book that absolutely deserves a spot on your TBR.

✔️ A beautifully told story where past and present intertwine

✔️ Set in a vividly realised Lancashire town

✔️ An atmospheric old mill with secrets hidden in its walls

✔️ Strong, believable characters searching for second chances

✔️ Themes of family, memory, and the power of place

✔️ Perfect for readers who enjoy thoughtful, character-driven fiction

Check out the blurb:

In a small Lancashire town, two lives intersect with
secrets buried deep within a century-old mill.

After serving in the Gulf War, Dev opens a bakery in an abandoned wallpaper mill, seeking peace and purpose. Meanwhile, Dani, haunted by her family’s troubled history, leaves Manchester and moves in with her grandmother, whose own past is tied to a scandal at the mill dating back to 1915.

As Dani and Dev grow closer, they uncover dark secrets that link Dani’s family to the mill. A hidden room within its walls holds answers to long-buried mysteries, from a love affair with a spy to a shocking betrayal. As events unfold, Dani must confront her own buried guilt, while Dev faces his unfulfilled feelings.

When past and present collide, can Dani and Dev find peace, or will history’s sins consume them?

If you’re ready to unearth the secrets tucked away in The Block Room, you can pick up your copy HERE.

After a decade as an architect, Lloyd Harvey became a stay-at-home dad, supporting his wife and two sons. During this time, he worked part-time and pursued hobbies like baking for the Women’s Institute and building theatre sets. Lloyd rediscovered his love for writing, resulting in his debut novel, The Block Room.