Silver Blooms Flower Shop by K. T. Dady

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @kt_dady and @rararesources for letting me part of this tour and reviewing this book. Sliver bloom flowershop is the 7th book in series. You can read this as standalone which is what i did. This is a lovely and easy read that will take you away to Pepper Bay. The characters Lexie and Bryce where really nice to get to know at first i was not sure on Bryce but as i got to know him i liked him. Really good ot and enjoyable read 4 stars. Silver Blooms Flower Shop Welcome to Pepper Bay. A small close-knit community where you’ll find chocolate box cottages, quaint shops, love drama, and a happily ever after. Snuggle down with this cosy, feel-good, comfort read that whisks you away to a beautiful bay on the Isle of Wight – Perfect for fans of Christie Barlow, Phillipa Ashley, and Holly Martin. The Pepper Bay books are standalone stories that intertwine with recurring characters. Best enjoyed when read in order, Silver Blooms Flower Shop: Lexi and Bryce have never been friends. She views him as her childhood bully. So, she finds a way to stick it to the fancy-schmancy businessman by using his name as her pen name for the erotic romance books that she writes. That way, when potential clients try to check him out online, all they will see is fishnet stockings, sexy CEOs, and steamy sneak previews. But, when Not-Nice-Bryce comes back home to confront her, their past comes flooding back, and maybe it wasn’t as bad as she remembers. Purchase Links UK - https://www.amazon.co.uk/Silver-Blooms-Flower-Shop-Pepper-ebook/dp/B0BH8Q75TY US - https://www.amazon.com/Silver-Blooms-Flower-Shop-Pepper-ebook/dp/B0BH8Q75TY Author Bio – Hello, I'm K.T. Dady. I'm the bestselling author of the Pepper Bay series. I'm also a chocolate lover, mum to a grown-up daughter, and a huge fan of a HEA. I was born and raised in the East End of London, and I've been happily writing stories since I was a little girl. When I'm not writing, I'm reading, baking cakes, or pottering around in my little garden in Essex, trying not to kill the flowers.

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