A Perfect Cornish Sunset by Kelly Tink

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @rararesources and @kellytink for letting me part of this tour and reviewing this book. Beautful front cover with the sunset and pink flowers. A Perfect cornish sunset is a emtionsl read but also heartwarming . Its a beautful story that hooked me in straight the way. Great writing style and i loved Jo how she so brave how she decided to take a new chapter in her life. It was nice to see her grow through the book . lovely stoty that i could put down.The style of writting was easy to read and to connect with us. Will be reading more if her books in the future. 5 stars A Perfect Cornish Sunset With Jo's future changed forever, it's time to embrace a new chapter in her life. One which will take her away from her Cornish home and the ex-boyfriend who's living the life which should have been theirs. But crossing paths with local surfer Ben before she leaves wasn't part of the plan. Seven years ago Ben's world was turned upside down, but could Jo be the one to make it right for him? When hidden truths threaten, Jo will have to fight for love and the life she's really meant to live. Author Bio – Kelly Tink is a cancer nurse, writer and hopeless romantic, living in Cambridgeshire. She enjoys exploring fun outdoor places with her husband and two sons, especially if it involves eating ice cream by the sea. She’s an avid reader, loves a good film or TV series and drinks lots of tea. A Perfect Cornish Sunset is Kelly’s second novel. Her debut novel, Meet Me in the Treehouse is available on Amazon. It would mean the world to Kelly if you would consider taking a few moments to write a review. These reviews let new readers know what you thought of the books. Thank you.

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