Having just this minute finished reading The Teashop on the
Corner by Milly Johnson, I am so sad to have to leave the wonderful group of
characters behind but also I am still buzzing at what an incredible read this
was.
The gorgeous Tea Shop on the Corner in Spring Hill Square
has recently been opened by the lovely Leni Merryman, her dream of owning her
own tea shop that also specialises in rare quirky literary gifts and stationary
has finally come true but she could never have imagined that her little shop
would bring a friendly safe haven for a group of people who are all at a
challenging and emotional time in their lives.
Carla has just laid her husband to rest but has now found
out an explosive secret he had been hiding. Business man Will has lost
everything his business, his money, his home and now his wife. The lovely Molly
has been heartbroken for many years and now out of the blue her ex arrives on
her doorstep but can she forgive him?
The characters in this book are so full of life even when
they are down on their luck they just seem so realistic and they are certainly
characters I won’t forget in a hurry. There are a lot of main characters in
this book and each and every one of them were so well developed so there was no
confusion at any point as to who was who. I loved each and every one of these
wonderful characters they all brought their own little something to the storyline
and their stories weaved around each other’s perfectly joining them all
together for our storyline.
This was such a compelling read I literally did not put it
down as the storyline just swept me away and there was always something going
on so there wasn’t a safe place to stop other than the end!
The way in which the author describes the little shop, as
well as the quirky gifts inside, makes you really feel as though you are
sitting there with the characters, if only I could get my hands on some of her
gifts. The storyline is about heartbreak, loss and peoples second chances but
yet it is still a storyline full of love and hope so I found it quite an
uplifting read.
This truly was an unbelievably good read and in my opinion
is by far Milly Johnsons best book, I haven’t been enveloped into a storyline
like this since Me Before You by Jojo Moyes. I have already found myself recommending
this book to the lady on the sun lounger next to me! I have truly found a
little gem here and if you are only taking one book away with you this year
make sure it is this one.
YES THATS RIGHT WE HAVE A RARE GEM RATING!!
Kindle Paperback
I'm starting this book next :-) Thank you for a lovely review Rea xx
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