Flora Dunn Audiobooks

Recognition came quickly for Flora Dunn, who was named a finalist for the Romantic Novelists’ Association Debut Novel of the Year in 2025, a considerable achievement for a writer still early in her career. She lives in Wimbledon with her husband and their almost grown-up children, and balances her writing with work as a charity fundraiser, a vocation that carries into her books, since each one supports a different good cause.

Her fiction belongs to the cosy, uplifting end of the romance spectrum, all warm village communities, characters chasing long-held dreams and plenty of gentle wit. Most of her stories unfold in and around a fictional Hampshire village she calls Tillingham, set squarely in what she fondly terms Jane Austen Country, a leafy corner of southern England where community and second chances matter as much as romance.

The result is feel-good fiction with genuine heart, ideal for readers who love a strong sense of place and a hopeful outlook on life.

Both of Dunn’s audiobooks with us are rated a glowing 4.7, and each opens a different series. Summer at Tillingford Hall, narrated by Nathalie Buscombe, launches the Tillingford Hall books and follows an art curator engaged to catalogue a stately home’s collection of miniatures. It is her most reviewed title here and a lovely entry point.

Close behind comes A Little Treat on Honey Street, read by Rebecca Norfolk, which begins the Honey Street Chronicles with a heroine returning home determined to save her village shop, complete with baking, a summer fete and a promising love interest.

With two gentle series already under way and a growing reputation to match, Dunn offers plenty to settle into. Browse her audiobooks below and choose your village.