I adore absolutely everything about this series!
Synopsis
The next warm and uplifting instalment in The Little Board Game Cafe series, perfect for fans of Holly Martin and Christie Barlow. In the cosy Yorkshire village of Hebbleswick, single mum Taylor dreams of a fashion design career, but she spends her days fixing zips, hemming skirts and worrying about her son, Max.
At the local board game cafe, railway enthusiast Harry, still recovering from a painful breakup, dreams of fatherhood. When Taylor and Harry cross paths, sparks fly, but Harry's confidence issues and Taylor's concerns for Max threaten their budding romance.
Can they find a second chance at love where they least expect it?
My review
This is the third book in the series. They don't need to be read first, but it's nice to.
Taylor is a sewist/tailor and an up-and-coming fashion re-designer.
Her son Max is a sweet, unique 8-year-old boy who has set routines and likes and dislikes.
Harry has set routines and loves trains and is the sweetest, gentlest man.
I loved seeing their inner dialogues and getting to know them. Their beliefs about each other, due to their own insecurities, made them likeable and relatable.
Tarquin, the real estate agent. The character I love to hate (he was featured in love letters on Hazel lane) was so icky and smooth talking.
I loved the descriptions of the re-designs, and Taylor discovering a brave side, and Max and Harry being so selfless. The character's development and growth were fantastic. And some 'scenes' had me laughing out loud!
I can't get enough of this series!
Author Bio
Jennifer Page wrote her first novel – a book about ponies – when she was eight. These days she prefers to write romance. When she isn't writing, Jennifer can usually be found playing board games which are the inspiration for her first novel. She has worked as a television producer, a music teacher and has even run a children's opera company. She now lives near Hebden Bridge in West Yorkshire with her husband and his large collection of games.
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The next warm and uplifting instalment in The Little Board Game Cafe series, perfect for fans of Holly Martin and Christie Barlow. In the cosy Yorkshire village of Hebbleswick, single mum Taylor dreams of a fashion design career, but she spends her days fixing zips, hemming skirts and worrying about her son, Max.
At the local board game cafe, railway enthusiast Harry, still recovering from a painful breakup, dreams of fatherhood. When Taylor and Harry cross paths, sparks fly, but Harry's confidence issues and Taylor's concerns for Max threaten their budding romance.
Can they find a second chance at love where they least expect it?
This is the third book in the series. They don't need to be read first, but it's nice to.
Taylor is a sewist/tailor and an up-and-coming fashion re-designer.
Her son Max is a sweet, unique 8-year-old boy who has set routines and likes and dislikes.
Harry has set routines and loves trains and is the sweetest, gentlest man.
I loved seeing their inner dialogues and getting to know them. Their beliefs about each other, due to their own insecurities, made them likeable and relatable.
Tarquin, the real estate agent. The character I love to hate (he was featured in love letters on Hazel lane) was so icky and smooth talking.
I loved the descriptions of the re-designs, and Taylor discovering a brave side, and Max and Harry being so selfless. The character's development and growth were fantastic. And some 'scenes' had me laughing out loud!
I can't get enough of this series!
Author Bio
Social Media Links
Website
X
Buy here
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