Summer Nights at the Starfish Cafe by Jessica Redland

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @rararesources and @JessicaRedland for letting me part if this tour and reviewing this book. Summer nights at Starfish cafe is beautifly written and is a heart warming story . This is the third book in the series. The story is about Holly and Jake who have just got married and Jake sister suddenly turns up out of the blue which is not good thing. The story is also about Kerry who exhusband turns up after seven years wanted to see his children. Which sends Kerry life upside down but a new man enters her life which makes things better at the end. I enjoyed the characters alot and enjoyed following there stories. I feel i connected more with Holly due to her losing her baby and how she was feeling emotional. It made me cry and it was heartbreaking and i am do glad they got happy ending. I just want to say thank you to Jessica Redland . I lost my baby 14 years ago i was 15 weeks and it still hard at times and reading your words really helped snd to know other people feel the same. Fantastic read loved it 5 stars. strongly recomend this book. Blurb Summer Nights at the Starfish Café Welcome back to The Starfish Café for a glorious summer, but with a few dark clouds on the horizon... A new beginning... As her summer wedding to Jake approaches, Hollie is excited for their new beginning as a family. But when some unexpected news threatens the future she and Jake had hoped for, Hollie will need to find the strength to overcome heartache once more. A fragile heart…. Single mum, Kerry, loves her job at The Starfish Café, but behind the brave smiles and laughter with customers there is a sadness deep within. So when someone from her past re-appears in her life, Kerry can either hide away or face her demons and try to finally move on from her heartbreak. A summer to remember… For Hollie and Kerry it promises to be an emotional rollercoaster of a summer, but the community at The Starfish Café will always be there to help them through - after all, with courage nothing is impossible… Join top 10 bestseller Jessica Redland for a wonderful summer at the seaside, full of love, friendship and community spirit Author Bio – Jessica Redland writes emotional but uplifting stories of love, friendship, family and community. Her Whitsborough Bay books transport readers to the stunning North Yorkshire Coast where she lives with her husband, daughter and sprocker spaniel. Her Hedgehog Hollow series, set in a hedgehog rescue centre, takes readers into the beautiful rolling countryside of the Yorkshire Wolds.

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  1. Jessica Redland15 April 2023 at 05:31

    Thanks for joining in the blog tour for Summer Nights at The Starfish Café and for sharing your thoughts. I'm sorry to hear that you experienced a miscarriage and send you hugs for that. I'm delighted that this storyline was able to bring you some comfort x

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