Written by Rachel Griffiths⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐
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This is the first book in the Cosy Cottage Cafe series. True to form, I started off by reading the last book, Winter at the Cosy Cottage Cafe, before reading Summer at the Cosy Cottage Cafe. I loved both, and it didn’t really matter that I was reading them out of order.
The blurb:
Allie Jones loves her cosy cottage café in the picturesque village of Heatherlea. She has her independence, two grown-up children and two cute cats. Life is settled and she thinks she's happy.
Author Chris Monroe has it all. Critical success, a luxurious London apartment, and the kind of jet-set lifestyle most people dream of. But something's missing.
When a family bereavement throws these two old friends together, they begin to question the true meaning of happiness.
Love is in the air, but do Allie and Chris have room in their hands-on lives for more than a summer fling?
This is the first short story in The Cosy Cottage Café series.
Fiction
Romance
My thoughts:
In this book, we learn all about Allie Jones, the widowed owner of the Cosy Cottage Cafe. She is already established in the cafe as the story begins.An old friend, Chris Monroe, has returned to the village for his mother’s funeral. He has always loved Allie, but never told her, as she was in love with their other friend, Roger, whom she married.
Naturally there’s a misunderstanding which causes a bit of friction along the way, and we find out more about her marriage to Roger and what happened on the night he died, when she discusses her marriage with Chris.
It’s another nice cosy read, ending up, as expected, with Allie and Chris getting together.
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