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June 2015, So Vain Books, 347 pages, Ebook, Review copy from NetGalley
Content: strong romance scenes, lots of humour
Summary from So Vain Books
When Sarah finds a clairvoyant reading that’s been missing since her
teen years, she discovers that she's about to meet the man of her
dreams. And she even knows his name: Steven! Let the search commence...
Nayu's thoughts
Ah,
one of my alternate reality selves would love to be a florist, so Sarah's career change seemed idyllic as her relative handed it over to
her. I was in heaven reading about it, loved the idea that she had to
start from scratch to let her own style break out to customers.
There
are plenty of hitches in the shop, as well as successes as she pays
heed to a psychic and crazily only dates those called Steven, or
their variations. I may not have agreed with doing that, but she
finds the right guy eventually. I was far more interested in all the
shop elements, the friends who fully support her and the odd mean
character determined to bring her down, issues with supplies, redecorating, competitors etc. They don't though!!! Not in the end
:)
Find out more on Jessica's website.
Suggested read
More shop fiction to be had in one of my favourite shop fiction author Summer At Little Beach Strret Bakery by Jenny Colgan (Fiction, Food fiction, 10E/10E, short 'n' sweet review)
A book is for younger readers who like flowers in their stories will like Sweet Hearts: Forget-Me-Not by Jo Cotterill (9 years +)
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