The Cornish Cream Tea Holiday
Book 6
(Author) Cressida McLaughlinAnother uplifting and summery escape from the bestselling author of the Cornish Cream tea series Praise for the Cornish Cream Tea series: 'Gorgeous!' Phillipa Ashley 'Warm-hearted fun with a sprinkle of love' 'Perfect' Cathy Bramley Librarian Thea Rush was looking forward to exploring the beautiful Cornish town of Port Karadow with her best friend. But when she is dumped for a better offer, Theo isn't sure if she can survive the three-week holiday on her own. Her holiday doesn't get off to the best start when she arrives at her rented cottage to discover a noisy building site next door, and a grumpy (and handsome!) builder, Ben, in charge. When a series of mishaps and misunderstandings throw Theo and Ben together, she discovers there is more to him - and to the town - than she thought. But when an unexpected visitor arrives, it casts a shadow over her sunny Cornish escape, and threatens to turn it into something else entirely...
Cressida McLaughlin
Cressida McLaughlin is a British author known for her heartwarming and uplifting women's fiction novels. She has written several successful series, including The Canal Boat Cafe series and The Cornish Cream Tea Bus series. McLaughlin's writing style is characterized by its charming settings, relatable characters, and feel-good storylines that resonate with readers. Her works have made a significant impact on the women's fiction genre, providing readers with escapism and comfort through her engaging storytelling. One of her most famous works is The Cornish Cream Tea Bus, a delightful tale set in the picturesque countryside of Cornwall. With her ability to transport readers to idyllic settings and evoke a sense of warmth and joy, Cressida McLaughlin continues to be a beloved author in the world of women's fiction.
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