Anna loves her life in Applethwaite. Between working at the Sugar and Spice Bookshop Bakery and raising her daughter, Robyn, she's always busy, with little time to think about herself.
When an accident on a walk in the Yorkshire hills brings mountain rescuer Sam into her life, Anna can't help but notice the handsome single dad. As Sam searches for ways to help his son, Noah, discover a love of reading, the pair find themselves drawn together time and again.
But with family responsibilities taking priority and both carrying the scars of the past, neither is looking for romance. As Anna begins to rediscover herself and Sam slowly lets down his guard, could they finally find the courage to put themselves first?
PERFECTS FOR FANS OF:
- Gilmore Girls and Virgin River
- Second chance romance
- Grumpy x sunshine
- Bookish hooks
- Sweet treats
- Found family
- All things cosy
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Readers LOVE The Sugar and Spice Bookshop Bakery:
'Obsessed with the idea of a bookshop bakery!'
'This book felt like a Hallmark movie put to page. It was so cozy and the vibes were immaculate all throughout'
'So magical and interesting that it made me wish it actually existed'
'Charming... quintessential cosy at it's finest'
'An enchanting, almost magical world that completely wraps around you'
'It genuinely felt like an autumn hug in book form'
'The most perfect cosy season vibes that goes together with a comfy reading spot, cushions, blankets and a pumpkin spice latte'
Love and Lattes at the Bookshop Bakery
By Jennifer Page
A single parent second chance romance set in Applethwaite’s bookshop bakery. Perfect for fans of Laurie Gilmore and Lily Chen.
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German, Spanish, Swedish, Italian, Finnish, Norwegian, Greek (Modern), Dutch & Turkish
Book Details
Publication date: May 2027 l Format: 198x 129mm I Extent: 320 I Imprint: Aria
About the Author
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.
