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A review by fimac
The Borrow a Bookshop Holiday by Kiley Dunbar
4.0
I really enjoyed this book.
We meet Jude as she graduates from University as a mature student, she is proud of her achievement and looks forward to introducing her boyfriend Mack - a philosophy professor to her family but when she sees him kissing another students she is devistated.
She and Mack had applied to run a bookshop in a small Devon town for two weeks but she is not going with him, she goes herself.
She is settling in when another man arrives, he is the replacement for Mack. One that Jude didn't expect and in many ways want.
Elliot only wants peace and quiet, to be away from his life and all that has been happening. Can he and Jude put aside their differences to run the bookshop and the cafe?
A fun read with quirky characters, a good plot line and about two people finding what their lives are to be like.
I will definitley be reading the next book in this series.
We meet Jude as she graduates from University as a mature student, she is proud of her achievement and looks forward to introducing her boyfriend Mack - a philosophy professor to her family but when she sees him kissing another students she is devistated.
She and Mack had applied to run a bookshop in a small Devon town for two weeks but she is not going with him, she goes herself.
She is settling in when another man arrives, he is the replacement for Mack. One that Jude didn't expect and in many ways want.
Elliot only wants peace and quiet, to be away from his life and all that has been happening. Can he and Jude put aside their differences to run the bookshop and the cafe?
A fun read with quirky characters, a good plot line and about two people finding what their lives are to be like.
I will definitley be reading the next book in this series.