The Amazon Purchase link below is an Amazon Affiliate link.
Amazon UK
Title: The Oddest Little Chocolate Shop
Author: Beth Good
Format reviewed: Ebook
Source: Author supplied copy
Publisher: Quercus
Publication Date: 1st August 2018
Rating: 5 Stars
Amazon UK |
Treat yourself to something delicious . . .
'I love Beth Good's quirky style!' - bestselling author Katie Fforde
When Clementine discovers that Monsieur Ravel's beloved chocolaterie is about to close, she rushes to rescue it - without thinking through the consequences.
A lost Persian cat, a depressed but utterly gorgeous French chocolatier, an allergic shop assistant in search of true love, the oddest little chocolate shop Clementine has ever seen . . .
Can Clementine save them all, or has she bitten off more than she can chew?
A delicious, feel-good novella set in the world of chocolate-making from popular romantic comedy writer Beth Good.
'I love Beth Good's quirky style!' - bestselling author Katie Fforde
When Clementine discovers that Monsieur Ravel's beloved chocolaterie is about to close, she rushes to rescue it - without thinking through the consequences.
A lost Persian cat, a depressed but utterly gorgeous French chocolatier, an allergic shop assistant in search of true love, the oddest little chocolate shop Clementine has ever seen . . .
Can Clementine save them all, or has she bitten off more than she can chew?
A delicious, feel-good novella set in the world of chocolate-making from popular romantic comedy writer Beth Good.
Have I mentioned recently how much I love Beth Good's Oddest Little books - I have read a variety of them now and they never fail to bring a smile to my face, and give me an hour or two of pure escapism.
And The Oddest Little Chocolate Shop is no exception - don't expect lots of delicious chocolate descriptions, as its really about the contents of the shop - in fact when we first meet the shop and the chocolatier, the sexy Dominic Ravel, its empty!
But that doesn't deter Clemmie from entering, meeting Monsieur Ravel and trying to work out what is going on, and who the white cat on the shops doorstep belongs too.
With a cast of quirky characters, some sizzling chemistry, some chocolate, and a sibling relationship that would drive me a bit bonkers, this is a lot of fun packed into a short space. I just loved every second of it, could picture the shop and surroundings quite clearly and loved the dialogue too.
Beth Good has mastered the art of telling a good amount of story into a small amount of pages, leaving you feeling as though it could have been a full story that you were reading, and not just a novella. I am so eager to see her full length release later in the year.
Thank you to Beth Good for this copy which I have reviewed honestly and voluntarily.
And The Oddest Little Chocolate Shop is no exception - don't expect lots of delicious chocolate descriptions, as its really about the contents of the shop - in fact when we first meet the shop and the chocolatier, the sexy Dominic Ravel, its empty!
But that doesn't deter Clemmie from entering, meeting Monsieur Ravel and trying to work out what is going on, and who the white cat on the shops doorstep belongs too.
With a cast of quirky characters, some sizzling chemistry, some chocolate, and a sibling relationship that would drive me a bit bonkers, this is a lot of fun packed into a short space. I just loved every second of it, could picture the shop and surroundings quite clearly and loved the dialogue too.
Beth Good has mastered the art of telling a good amount of story into a small amount of pages, leaving you feeling as though it could have been a full story that you were reading, and not just a novella. I am so eager to see her full length release later in the year.
Thank you to Beth Good for this copy which I have reviewed honestly and voluntarily.
No comments:
Post a Comment