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3.5
Little Teashop of Horrors
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A wonderful funny, uplifting romantic read, perfect to escape with.
Recommended Read by Jayne at Dear Author. A rating.
Secrets, lies, carrot cake – and an owl called Skrillex!
Amy Knowles has always been the plain sidekick to her pretty best friend Jules. And whilst the tearoom they both work in on the Monkpark Hall estate in Yorkshire is not exactly awash with eligible bachelors, it’s obvious where the male attention is concentrated – and it’s not just on the cakes!
There is one man who notices Amy. Joshua Wilson also works at Monkpark, where he flies his birds of prey for visitor entertainment. He lives a lonely existence but he has reasons for choosing isolation – and, in Amy, he may have found somebody who understands.
Then a management change brings slick and well-spoken Edmund Evershott to Monkpark. He’s interested in Amy too, but for what reason? Josh suspects the new manager is up to no good – but will Amy? Because Edmund could leave her with much worse than a broken heart …
Another wonderful quirky, fun novel from this award-winning author. Sit back, grab the chocolate, you're in for a real treat!
What people are saying:
I’m a totally unashamed fan of Jane Lovering’s writing. It’s always a teeny bit quirky, romance with perfectly judged humour that has you laughing out loud at times, but often with a surprising edge of darkness. And this book – well, I’m delighted to tell you that it’s up there with her very best.
Welsh Annie, Top 500 Reviewer.
The Little Teashop of Horrors is one of those oh so rare reads that I didn’t want it to end. If I could analyse why I couldn’t put it down I’d say, in this case, it’s the characters and the writer’s voice that are so appealing.
Sue Roebuck.
Jane Lovering really knows how to write a story that will have you wrapped up in the lives of her characters, following them through their problems and cheering on their triumphs. A perfect read to leave you smiling.
Joanne, Portobello Book Blog.
A delight from start to finish, Little Teashop of Horrors is the perfect book to dive into this spring! 5 Stars!
Sorcha at Old Victorian Quill
I promise you a story full of romance, laughs, heartache, cake, drama and an amazing owl called Skrillex! And just look at that cover!! So inviting!!
Karen at Bookkaz
What a fabulous book. I loved every minute and once started, I couldn't put it down and I certainly didn't want it to end.
Lynda Stacey, best-selling author of House of Secrets.
Recommended Read by Jayne at Dear Author. A rating.
Secrets, lies, carrot cake – and an owl called Skrillex!
Amy Knowles has always been the plain sidekick to her pretty best friend Jules. And whilst the tearoom they both work in on the Monkpark Hall estate in Yorkshire is not exactly awash with eligible bachelors, it’s obvious where the male attention is concentrated – and it’s not just on the cakes!
There is one man who notices Amy. Joshua Wilson also works at Monkpark, where he flies his birds of prey for visitor entertainment. He lives a lonely existence but he has reasons for choosing isolation – and, in Amy, he may have found somebody who understands.
Then a management change brings slick and well-spoken Edmund Evershott to Monkpark. He’s interested in Amy too, but for what reason? Josh suspects the new manager is up to no good – but will Amy? Because Edmund could leave her with much worse than a broken heart …
Another wonderful quirky, fun novel from this award-winning author. Sit back, grab the chocolate, you're in for a real treat!
What people are saying:
I’m a totally unashamed fan of Jane Lovering’s writing. It’s always a teeny bit quirky, romance with perfectly judged humour that has you laughing out loud at times, but often with a surprising edge of darkness. And this book – well, I’m delighted to tell you that it’s up there with her very best.
Welsh Annie, Top 500 Reviewer.
The Little Teashop of Horrors is one of those oh so rare reads that I didn’t want it to end. If I could analyse why I couldn’t put it down I’d say, in this case, it’s the characters and the writer’s voice that are so appealing.
Sue Roebuck.
Jane Lovering really knows how to write a story that will have you wrapped up in the lives of her characters, following them through their problems and cheering on their triumphs. A perfect read to leave you smiling.
Joanne, Portobello Book Blog.
A delight from start to finish, Little Teashop of Horrors is the perfect book to dive into this spring! 5 Stars!
Sorcha at Old Victorian Quill
I promise you a story full of romance, laughs, heartache, cake, drama and an amazing owl called Skrillex! And just look at that cover!! So inviting!!
Karen at Bookkaz
What a fabulous book. I loved every minute and once started, I couldn't put it down and I certainly didn't want it to end.
Lynda Stacey, best-selling author of House of Secrets.
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3.5
“I picked this up because of the title and silently hopping it would have some "hotter" included. It definitely did not but this is my first feel good book for this year! I'm kind of pleased I picked this up as it was an easy bit engaging story”
“'Book of the month' at my local library, so thought I'd have a go. I have so much praise for the way that this book highlights and shows the characters dealing with a variety of difficulties. But at the same time the humour lifts it up and it was a joy to read. Will be recommending this one again and again.”
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