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Making Memories at the Cornish Cove by Kim Nash #Review

  We are back with the Cornish Cove series with Kim Nash's Making Memories at the Cornish Cove . It was published by Boldwood Books on April 17th. You can read my review of  Hopeful Hearts at the Cornish Cove here and Finding Family at the Cornish Cove   here .    It’s never too late… After five husbands and five broken hearts, Lydia feels like she’s always been chasing something. But now she’s found her purpose, and having moved to Driftwood Bay to spend more time with her daughter Meredith, she’s happier than ever. But there’s still life in these old bones yet! With her newfound sense of identity, she’s keen to re-explore the things that made her happy as a younger person. Lydia’s passion was dancing – she used to compete in her younger years, and there’s no place she’s more at home than on the dancefloor. So when widower and antiques restorer Martin tells her about a big dance competition, she’s ready and raring to bring more joy into her life. But while making mem

Things are Looking Up by Maxine Morrey #Review

 


This is another great read from Maxine Morrey. Things are Looking Up was published by Boldwood Books on May 25th.  

What if what you really need is right there in front of you, if you just take a moment to look up?

 

Milly has been waiting for this moment forever and finally it’s just an hour away – an interview with Vogue magazine and the opportunity to get her Louboutin-clad foot in the door.  There’s just one problem – totally engrossed in her mobile phone, Milly doesn’t see the bus that is fast approaching – until it’s too late…

When Milly next opens her eyes, the consequences of her accident become clear. Everything she has worked for and dreamed of suddenly feels out of reach. But there is one bright spot on her horizon – the reappearance of her ex Jed, in all of his six-foot-four, broad-shouldered glory, with the most piercing ice blue eyes Milly ever saw.

Once used to working in a whirlwind, Milly now has the chance to reconsider how to live. Will she rush back to the treadmill, get her head down and back to business, or is there a whole other life waiting for her, if she’ll just look up to see it?

‘Read yourself happy’ with Maxine Morrey’s latest uplifting, page-turning, heart-warming romance, guaranteed to brighten up your day.


 My Thoughts

This is a hugely enjoyable read from Maxine Morrey. She has created some characters you actually care about, none more so than Milly. Because of a catastrophic accident, she is compelled to take a fresh look at the choices she has made and the life she has been living. She seems vulnerable and increasingly aware of the changes she has to make. You can absolutely visualise her family and the people she meets once she has started tp look around her rather than burying herself in her work. This is a message which chimes well after all these months on lockdown, as well as living in a world in which social media creates a fake picture of what is important.

Second chances, friendship, family and a sense of belonging all are threads which run through the storyline. Milly's brother and his family have never given up on her and their sibling relationship is warm and familiar. Of course Jed coming back in her life is a massive shift for Milly. Whether they can come to terms with their rift however, remains to be seen.

Thanks to the publisher for a copy of the book.

Starting over, learning to trust again. 

About the Author



Maxine Morrey is a bestselling romantic comedy author with ten books to her name including Winter’s Fairytale and the top ten hit The Christmas Project. Her eleventh book is being released by Boldwood in 2021. She lives in West Sussex. Her first novel for Boldwood, #No Filter, was published in November 2019.

You can follow Maxine here:  Website  |  Twitter  | Instagram

Book links: Amazon UK  

 
Thanks to Maxine Morrey, Boldwood Books and Rachel of Rachel's Random Resources for a copy of the book and a place on the event.

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