Winter Kisses at Roseford Café By Fay Keenan

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @rararesources and @FayKeenan for letting me part of this tour and for reviewing this book. I love the front cover it defiantly has christmas feeling to it. The story is set in sommerset in a small village where Lucy has small cafe and theres going to be christmas movie made in her village. Winter kisses is a christmas romance. Winter kisses is a series but you can read it as stand alone which i did absolutely loved it and really liked the characters Lucy and Fin. The story was easy to get in to from the first page and i will be reading more of her books in the future. Winter Kisses will be lovely read for Christmas 5 stars Enjoyable read. blurb Hollywood comes to Roseford, as Christmas wishes really do come true… The sleepy Somerset village of Roseford is the temporary home for the cast and crew of the latest Christmas movie, and there’s an excitement in the air that can’t be ignored. When Lucy Cameron, the owner of Roseford Café, is asked to fulfil a last-minute catering order on set, she can’t believe her luck. Lucy’s erstwhile teenage crush, Finn Sanderson, is the star of the film, alongside his glamorous co- star, Montana de Santo, with whom he has been linked on and off the screen, and their sprinkle of stardust around the village is intoxicating. With Christmas approaching and the snow starting to fall, Lucy’s path keeps crossing with Finn’s, and she starts to get to know the man behind the movie star. As her feelings grow, so too do Lucy’s reservations about even considering becoming involved with someone so well-known. And when Lucy becomes the centre of a social media storm, her fears seem to be justified. Are happy-ever-afters just the preserve of romantic Christmas movies, or could Lucy and Finn star in their very own, real-life festive love story… Revel in the perfect country Christmas romance from Fay Keenan, just right for all fans of Julie Houston, Cathy Bramley and Holly Martin. Author Bio – Fay Keenan is the author of the bestselling Little Willowbury series of novels. She has led writing workshops with Bristol University and has been a visiting speaker in schools. She is a full-time teacher and lives in Somerset.

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