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| My own copy |
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| Original Cover |
The blurb:
‘A sparkling, laugh-out-loud, romantic read’ Phillipa Ashley,
bestselling author of Summer at the Cornish Cafe
‘The
perfect holiday read to warm your heart’ #1 Bestselling author Tracy Bloom
The third
book in the bestselling series, ‘The Little Wedding Shop by the Sea’.
When the
owner of Brides by the Sea, Cornwall’s cutest little wedding shop, offers Lily
a job as their new wedding stylist, her first thought is – can she possibly
pull it off?
Before
she’s even sourced a fairy light or tasted a cupcake, Kip Penryn hires her
services – but he’s opened an exclusive wedding venue in direct competition to
her friend Poppy!
Lily
feels like a traitor working for Kip, only everyone knows Penryn men are
gorgeous but unreliable. All she has to do is sit back and watch him mess it
up…doesn’t she?
Love is
in the Cornish sea breeze this summer as the girls tackle their busiest wedding
season yet. There’s plenty of bunting, bubbly and baking – but who is going to
catch the bouquet?
‘Funny
and big-hearted, I was enchanted by Lily and her friends’ Sunday Times
bestselling author Michele Gorman
‘A pure
delight…fabulous, fun and unforgettable’ – Debbie Johnson, bestselling author
of ‘Christmas at the Comfort Food Cafe’
My Opinion:
*Book provided by the author in exchange
for an honest review*
I have read book one and two
of this series and I really loved them both. Of course I was also really excited
about this one.
This story follows Lily, who’s
life is on a free fall. No boyfriend, no job! However, she gets an offer she
can’t refuse. They want her as a wedding stylist for Brides by the Sea. The
problem: She is now working for Kip, who is direct competition to her friend
Poppy. This calls for a lot of drama and complications.
Lily really doesn’t know
what do do, because she wants to be good at her job. On the other hand, she
doesn’t want to disappoint her friends and family.
It’s great to read about some
familiar characters. I love all the female characters in this book and it’s
just wonderful to see them together. Friendship is really important. Actually, I also really enjoy the male characters and I was very curious to see how things develop.
This is a lovely romantic
story. Jane Linfoot’s style is quirky, fun, charming and cheerful. It's not me fave book of theories, but still a pleasure to read and very uplifting. The descriptions are sparkling and vivid and they make Jane Linfoot's style unique.
Rating:
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