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A Snowy Seaside Christmas by Eliza J Scott #Review #MiddlewickBayBook6

I am thrilled to introduce the sixth in Eliza J Scott's Micklewick Bay series, A Snowy Seadside Christmas  which was published by Storm Publishing on October 17th. You can read my review of others in the series here: The Little Bookshop by the Sea . |   Summer Days at Clifftop Cottage   |   Finding Love in Middlewick Bay       |   Cupcakes and Kisses in Micklewick Bay   As snow falls over Micklewick Bay, Lark Harker is preparing for the busy festive season at her vintage clothing boutique, creating enchanting window displays of sequinned dresses and crafting handmade Christmas decorations from shimmering silk ribbon. But her festive preparations are put on hold when Nate Wilkinson arrives at her cottage door. The owner of a local upcycling business, Nate asks for her help clearing out the long-abandoned Crayke’s Cottage – a place locals whisper is cursed and haunted by its smuggling past. Deep within the cottage's shadowy r...

Love Lies and Family Ties by Florence Keeling #Review

 

Today I am featuring Love, Lies and Family Ties by Florence Keelin. Some years ago, I was lucky enough to feature Florence Keeling on my blog and you can read her answers to my questions here.

A heartwarming, feel good romantic comedy. ‘I absolutely adored this book. It gave me all the feels! A charming read full of warmth and heart.’ ***** Kim the Bookworm

 

Bea Winters is in desperate need of a fresh start. Being bullied at work is not her idea of fun and she longs to follow her dream of becoming a published author. When an advert appears in her local paper to work in a publishing house in the sleepy village of Bloomsdale, it sounds too good to be true.

She strikes up an instant friendship with gorgeous aspiring author, Eddie Richards and her dashing millionaire boss Scott Summers. But all isn’t as it seems in the sleepy village of Bloomsdale.

How does the local clairvoyant know her name? Who does the little black dog that keeps appearing belong to and why does she keep bumping into the mysterious Charlie?

As she starts to unravel the truth, it seems that everyone in Bea’s life is keeping secrets.

An uplifting romantic comedy that will warm your heart – perfect for fans of Cathy Bramley, Milly Johnson and Carole Matthews.


 My Thoughts

 You get the feeling throughout this story that there are forces at work which are looking after Bea and bringing her to where she needs to be. She has had a difficult relationship with her mother and longs to establish her independence as a writer.  The circumstances in which led to her leaving her job as an accountant were  hard for Bea but she recognises in the village of Bloomsdale a sense of home which she does not at first understand.

    All the way through, you are not sure which of the main characters are malign and which have Bea's best interests at heart. There are some amusing times particularly with her amusing little dog and Bea does get herself into some situations. It is a warm, uplifting story with a few surprises and a character you can root for.

In short: new starts and past secrets  

About the Author

 

I was born in Coventry but now live in Nuneaton. I married the love of my life over 20 years ago and we have two almost grown up children. We share our lives with two mad dogs as well.

Writing is a great passion of mine, that one day I hope to be able to turn into a career but until that day comes, I will continue working in accounts and payroll.

You can follow Florence here: Facebook  | Twitter  | Instagram 
 
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Thanks to Florence Keeling, and Rachel of Rachel's Random Resources.
 
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