A Kiss Under The Stars by Rosie Green

 

 

 

 

Synopsis:

 

Lottie Fanshawe has become an expert over the years at banishing dark memories of the past – but now, the time has come to sell Sycamore House, her old family home, which she walked away from a decade ago. 

With beloved brother Dylan now a missing person – a victim of their past – there's only Lottie left to organise the sale.

Being back in Sunnybrook is the last thing she needs, and her plan is to get in and out as speedily as possible. But finding a welcome at the Little Duck Pond Cafe helps Lottie in more ways than she could have imagined. And then there are her growing feelings for dark-eyed Liam Westerbrook to grapple with. . .

 

Review: 

 

 

A Kiss Under The Stars is the new beautifully written story from Rosie Green. I adore her storytelling full of emotions, it ranges from comedy to sorrow, it's impossible for me to put it down.

We're back in Sunnybrook. I'm always excited to meet again the old characters of the Little Duck Pond Cafe, and to read about the new ones.

Lottie wants to sell her uninhabited family's house, but first she has to fixing it up. A slowdown in the redecorating works forces her to go back to Sycamore House, bringing back to the mind the memories, nice and bad, of her childhood.

Lottie is a strong and independent woman. She is reluctant to open up to people, because she fears to be abandoned, but I was so glad to see her overcome her limits making friends with the Duck Pond Cafe's ladies and Liam.
I really liked Liam, he is altruistic, he tries to help Lottie but he never pressured her. Their relationship organically grows chapter after chapter, they are so perfect for each other, I could see it since the beginning.

I highly recommend this novel, please don't be overwhemed by how far in the series we are because it can be read as a stand alone. 

 

 

 

 

 Release Date: 08.01.2023