Rosie’s Little Café on the Riviera: A romantic, uplifting summer getaway read from bestseller Jennifer Bohnet – perfect for fans of Jill Mansell and Fern Britton
Escape to the French coast this summer with Jennifer Bohnet’s deliciously uplifting read. One summer to chase her dreams! Rosie Hewitt’s dream of opening a little French café on the Riviera is finally coming true. She’s giving up on love and instead chasing her own perfect recipe for happiness…Only, she never expected the oh-so-sexy, award-winning chef, Sebastian Groc, to set up a rival restaurant next door – or for his freshly-baked croissants to smell quite so delicious.But with just a few days until she opens her doors and all her sugar-coated dreams crumbling around her, Rosie isn’t prepared to give up without a fight! Perfect for fans of Debbie Johnson, Ellen Berry and Caroline Roberts. Readers love Rosie's Little Café on the Riviera! ‘I loved the characters and description of the setting and I hope that Jennifer continues their stories in another book. Through reading it I truly felt I was there… I am so glad I took the chance to read it. Looking forward to reading her other books' Reader review‘Recommended reading for the summer holidays – or any other time, for that matter! Enough family twists and turns to keep you reading and you won't want to stop until you reach the end’ Reader review‘I was enthralled from beginning to the end, and felt as if I was actually there with Rosie, and involved with the comings and goings. The characters were very real and it was a fabulous read. Highly recommend. Looking forward to Jennifer's next books’ Reader review‘Another lovely story from Ms Bohnet where her characters come to life for me. I found it a real page turner and wanted to know how it would all end. More please!’ Reader review‘Uplifting and poignant in equal measure this is worth packing in your bag and taking on holiday with you’ Reader reviewFor fans of Nicky Pellegrino (Marry Me in Italy), Leonie Mack (In Italy for Love), Veronica Henry (The Forever House), Jo Thomas (A Place in the Sun), and Gillian Harvey (Midnight in Paris).
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