Love Blooms at the Cornish Cottage by Kim Nash #Review #SandpiperShores #PublicationDay
We are returning to beautiful Cornwall with Kim Nash. Love Blooms at the Cornish Cottage is published today by Boldwood Books on April 1st.
💔 How do you mend a
broken heart? 💔
Michelle finally thought she’d found love with her hot Greek doctor. But when Demetri reveals he’s returning home to care for his sick mother, Michelle’s dream future crumbles. Choosing not to follow him feels like losing more than just love - it feels like losing who she’d started to become.
Determined not to fall apart, Michelle decides to throw herself into rebuilding her life in Sandpiper Shore, but then unexpectedly, Demetri’s brother, Makkis, arrives on her doorstep. Offering him a room seems like the kind thing to do… but the constant reminder of her lost love is difficult for her heartbroken soul.
And the more time she spends with Makkis, the clearer it becomes: there are parts of Demetri she never knew… Just as Michelle starts to heal with a little help from her friends, she’s faced with a decision: fight for the love she knows she deserves, or finally learn how to let go…
My Thoughts
This visit to the Cornish Cottages centres around Michelle who we have met in previous books and who forms a third of the friendship group, which comprises Jo, Emma and Michelle. they are a close knit group who support each other and offer each other comfort and security. Michelle, we discover, is a rather guarded personality who has unresolved issues with her brother and a fear of being in a long-term relationship. She is learning to trust Demetri but at the start of the story, their future together comes under extreme strain.
Through the Lonely Hearts Club, you get to meet new characters who live locally and who may feature in future stories. When Demetri ,'s brother turns up, you fear the worst and there are plenty of red flags signposted. Michelle appears almost too trusting but faces some setbacks and tries to move her life forward. It does not all go to plan for her but she is given the chance to mend some bridges from her past. As with all these stories, the women's friendship group creates a warm and wholesome tone and is a reassuring basis.
In short: family, friends and community
About the Author
Kim Nash is an author of uplifting, romantic, feel-good fiction, having wanted to write books since she was a little girl. She works as both Digital Publicity Director for publisher Bookouture. She lives in Staffordshire with her son Ollie and English Setter rescue dog Roni. When she's not working or writing, Kim can be found walking her dog and reading, as well as running a book club in Staffordshire and organising local and national reader/author events.
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