A sweet and wholesome romance about love, friendship and finding a way to move on when you just want to stay in the past.
It's only a list. So why does her whole world fall apart when it suddenly disappears?
Rosie Nash's job as a daytime television show runner keeps her busy. Every second counts in the land of live TV and that's just looking after her colleagues... and their endless demands. Rosie doesn't mind, she loves life on the go and being away from the spotlight suits her fine. Besides, can you imagine if anyone discovered who she really was? Exactly, neither can she.
It's all okay because she has her very own haven, The Pink Coffee Shop, which she visits after every show. It's run by her lifelong friends, Wanda and Millie. And it gives her just the sanctuary she needs. Plus, she has her list which she carries with her wherever she goes because... well, that's for Rosie to know.
But life begins to unravel when Rosie loses her list. Then, when she finds a stranger sitting in her seat at The Pink Coffee Shop, her well-ordered life is never the same again.
The Pink Coffee Shop is a clean and wholesome romance in The Next Chapter Collection, celebrating quiet resilience, unexpected connection and the gentle strength it takes to let go and begin again._________________________________
Praise for The Pink Coffee Shop:
? ? ? ? ? Read this book. It's gripping and inspiring and the ending is perfect.
? ? ? ? ? This book will show it is possible to live life and be happy again after tragedy.
? ? ? ? ? It provides a hilarious and hugely enjoyable look behind the scenes of the television world from a writer who has actually experienced it all in real life.
? ? ? ? ? I will be front of the queue for the next book by Ellie Barker.
? ? ? ? ? Really thoughtful exploration of love, loss, friendship and acceptance, all with a light touch and well-rounded characterisation. Can't recommend highly enough.
