Written by Rachel Griffiths⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐
|
I bought this book because I am taking part in the #DecTheShelves Challenge, organised by Melanie Thurlow. I chose it because I found the cover very appealing, and the blurb sounded like something I would enjoy reading.
The blurb:
Camilla Dix is fiercely independent. Growing up, she had to be strong for her mother and younger sister after her father left them for a new life in Benidorm. Camilla has kept her heart firmly closed to love, and never allows her relationships with men to develop into anything serious.
Tom Stone moved to Heatherlea for a fresh start. He’s been hurt in the past and has no intention of making himself vulnerable again. The only company he wants at night is that of his rescue British Bulldog Hairy Pawter.
However, when Camilla and Tom meet, they can’t deny their mutual attraction, and something deeper soon develops between them.
As snows falls over Heatherlea, mulled wine flows and festive carols fill the air, but can Camilla and Tom put their fears aside and trust each other enough to let love in?
This is the third of four short stories in The Cosy Cottage Café series.
Women's Fiction
Contemporary Fiction
My thoughts:
A nice, easy read. My kind of romantic novel. This is the third book in the Cosy Cottage Cafe series, but it can easily be read as a standalone novel.
I became fully invested in Camilla and Tom's story, but was less convinced by Jackie and Lawrence's reunion, but maybe that's the groundwork for another story later on.
I've now bought Summer at The Cosy Cottage Cafe and 'Autumn' is next on my list. I love the book cover as well.
No comments:
Post a Comment