High Spirits at the Village Inn by Sharon Booth

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @rarasources For letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. High Spirits at the Village Inn is book four in the series. I haven’t read any of the other books, and I have read High Spirits at the Village Inn as a standalone, and I’ve not gotten lost at all with what’s going on. But I would like to read the other three books. The book's length is 248 pages, which isn’t long at all; it took me a day to read this book. This is a romance fantasy genre, and the story is set in the Cotswolds, which is beautiful, so it was lovely to read this book, and I could visualize it in my head because I visited the Cotswolds before. The story is about Danny, who's been stuck in the village for 18 years and feels like his dreams have been shattered, and then there was Rory, who lives in London and is planning to whisk his wife Kirsty away to the Cotswolds for their wedding anniversary, but will their anniversary turn out like he’s planned? The story is easy to get into, and I thoroughly enjoyed getting to know the characters and seeing them all develop through the book. High Spirits at the Village Inn is about second chances and relationships that may be in trouble. I was engrossed in the book from the start, and it was a thrilling read. The pacing of the book is superb so that you can keep up with it, and I did feel it made me smile at places, which I liked. The story is beautifully written and is engaging and a heartwarming read. Looking forward to reading the other four books in the series. 5 stars! Blurb Spring has arrived in the Cotswold village of Rowan Vale and everyone is in an optimistic mood. Everyone except Danny. He’s had a rotten eighteen years stuck in a village where all his hopes and dreams were shattered. His annoying ex-work colleague, who seems determined to look on the bright side of the afterlife, won't leave him alone. And – as if that wasn’t bad enough – he’s facing eternity dressed as Adam Ant. Meanwhile, in London, Rory plans to whisk his wife Kirsty away to the Cotswolds for their wedding anniversary. But when they arrive in Rowan Vale, Kirsty is horrified. How could her husband be so insensitive? Rory insists that they stay at The Quicken Tree Inn and face up to the issues in their marriage. Kirsty has no choice but to go along with him, hoping she can finally put what happened all those years ago behind her. But when she spots her long-dead cousin in the village, things take a decidedly difficult turn... Purchase Link - https://mybook.to/HighSpirits Author Bio – Sharon Booth is the author of feel-good stories set in charming, quirky locations, and now writes cosy romances with a magical twist for Boldwood. She lives with her husband in East Yorkshire, England. Social Media Links – Facebook: @sharonboothwriter Instagram: @sharonboothwriter Newsletter Sign Up: https://bit.ly/SharonBoothNews Bookbub profile: @sharonboothwriter

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