Review: Anohter awesome read by Rebecca Raisin
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 20, 2014
Sarah Smith is a friend of Lil, the owner of the Gingerbread Café from Rebecca's previous books which I love. The bookshop in Ashford which is the place where the other books are set in. Sarah lives for her romance novels. When she needs some more customers she starts writing a blog and because of it sales start to go up very quickly. Sarah has her wonderful friends Missy, Lil and CeeCee, but something is still missing in her life, love. It might be standing on her doorstep in the form of a New York reporter named Ridge, but she does need to let him in before anything can happen.I liked Sarah's Bookshop on the Corner. I could totally picture the place complete with the cozy reading space and all the lovely, fluttering books. Books are meant to be treasured and Sarah's shop brings them wonderful new homes. Sarah is living in her own world, which is filled with romance novels. Sarah treats each and every book like a kid she truly loves her books each & everyone of them and enjoys hearing the stories of people's books that they give her that have meant something in their lives. I love how Rebecca Raisin tells her stories, I could almost see myself walking around in the village and I want to visit the bookshop and the café so badly. The characters are all inviting they pull you in. I liked Ridge, the mysterious man who suddenly entered Sarah's life. He's a real romance hero. I appreciated the nice twist at the end as well. Rebecca Raisin's novellas are absolutely amazing. Can't wait for the next one I am hoping however we get to hear more about Sarah and Ridge and how their relationship progresses I know we will be hearing about her bestfriend Missy in the next book which I so can't wait for too. Love that the old characters from the other books were integrated into this one.