Beth Good

All Summer with You

The Cornish Colouring Book Club

The Oddest Little Chocolate Shop In London

'I love Beth Good's quirky style!' Katie Fforde It's a big day for Charlie Bell - the grand reopening of her Aunt Pansy's long-closed tea rooms in Tremevissey, a quaint Cornish seaside resort. But not everyone is happy for Charlie. The locals say the tea rooms are cursed. For Pansy was cruelly jilted by her lover, and walked out into the ocean, never to return. Charlie dismisses the 'curse' as superstitious nonsense, but by the end of the first day, her world is in tatters, and she's not even sure the tea rooms can open again. Then in walks a rugged, taciturn man with a sexy smile and everything he owns on his back, looking for a summer job . . . Is Gideon Petherick an angel in disguise? Or is history about to repeat itself? The latest novella in Beth Good's quirky and popular 'Oddest Little Shop' romcom series.

A feel-good read!

The Oddest Little Cornish Tea Shop

'I love Beth Good's quirky style!' - Katie Fforde Izzie has the perfect plan for a perfect life. Work hard, get married, settle down, start a family. But when a mysterious Valentine's day card arrives, asking in a bold scrawl, 'Will you marry me?', it upends everything. Because Izzie thought she'd found Mr Right - and the card isn't from him. Puzzled, she sets out to discover the identity of her secret admirer . . . and is shocked by the truth. Torn in two directions, Izzie doesn't know what to do. Should she stick to the plan, or is it time to take life in a bold new direction? Another quirky, charming novella in the 'Oddest Little Shop' series from popular romantic comedy writer Beth Good.

The Oddest Little Romance Shop

Escape to the gorgeous seaside resort of Port Pol, where love and laughter overflow in the Cornish sunshine. 'I love Beth Good's quirky style!' - bestselling author, Katie Fforde After ten long years away, television star Daisy Diamond is finally going home. She's not back at the gorgeous seaside resort of Port Pol in sunny Cornwall five minutes before she realises the mistake she's made. Her childhood sweetheart Nick Old - affectionately known as 'Devil' - is still living there, running the local bookshop, and he is determined to rekindle their flame. Daisy is no longer the dewy-eyed romantic of her school days. Her life may not have gone according to plan, but she's not afraid to show Nick how much she's grown since he famously dumped her at the school leavers' disco. Even if it means bending her heart out of shape a little . . . A charming summer novella from popular romantic comedy writer Beth Good and another entry in her quirky 'Oddest Little Shop' series.

The Oddest Little Book Shop

Elizabeth Moss

Lavinia, younger sister to the Earl of Stanton, still blames herself for the tragic death of her betrothed several years ago. Widely known as a bluestocking, she habitually wears mourning dress, prefers reading to dancing, and rarely ventures to town. This season, however, she meets Lord Heyward at the lending library in London, and is instantly smitten.Indeed, she ruins her reputation with the handsome lord ...Her brother Alistair, however, will not hear of such a liaison. Heyward is too old for her, he claims. It is soon clear to Lavinia that if she wants her own way, she is going to have to resort to subterfuge. And for a girl whose nose is always in a mystery or a romance, nothing could be simpler!A highly passionate Regency novella from the author of THE EARL AND HIS TIGER and WOLF BRIDE. Elizabeth Moss also writes as Jane Holland, Victoria Lamb, Beth Good and Hannah Coates.PLUS: REGENCY HOUSE: a short unusual Regency novellaMichael, the abolitionist. Sophia, the d�butante with a secret. Rollo, the incapacitated heir. Caroline, the unwilling bride. A web of deceit and betrayal binds these young lovers together in the candlelight and sophistication of Regency London. If exposed, the secrets of two powerful families could change the world forever ...

Two Delicious Regency Romances

Lavinia in Love and Regency House

Viki Meadows

'I love Beth Good's quirky style!' - Katie FfordeChristmas is coming to the Lucky Parrot Garden Centre near Whitby. And along with those first flakes of snow comes a tall, dark, and highly tempting stranger ... Hannah is a sensible, hard-working Yorkshire lass, and her heart is set on a career in landscape gardening. Not on falling in love, not even with a man as drop-dead gorgeous as Daniel Elliott. He's a film producer, for goodness sake, more used to Hollywood parties than stomping about in muddy wellies.But as the evenings draw in and the snow thickens, can Hannah resist the warmth and sparkle of this very unusual man? And if she can't, what's to say Daniel won't disappear every bit as mysteriously as he arrived?The first in a brand-new series, this cosy, festive romcom is the fruit of a collaboration between popular author Beth Good and romance newbie Viki Meadows. Perfect for fans of Jane Linfoot, Jenny Colgan, and Milly Johnson.

A Cosy, Feel-Good Romcom with Festive Sparkle

Christmas at the Lucky Parrot Garden Centre

'Charming, poignant and absolutely magical' - Julie, Netgalley reviewer A cosy winter romance to warm your heart, perfect for fans of Heidi Swain and Lucy Diamond After a tragedy, Hannah Clitheroe is hiding away from the world. Kernow House in Cornwall, inherited from her grandmother, seems like the perfect bolt-hole. But someone else thinks Kernow House, in the cosy port of Pethporro, is rightfully theirs: Raphael Tregar, a difficult and unpredictable man, who quickly gets under her skin. Secrets from her grandmother's past leave Hannah reeling, more lost than ever. But as winter sets in, there's one thing for certain: she won't be spending this Christmas alone ... See what REAL READERS are saying about Winter Without You: 'If you want a quality romance with a difference this is it.' Michelle, NetGalley reviewer 'One of my favourite authors - a warm hug of a book, perfect for those cold winter days, it is heartwarming, funny in places, with hints of romance ... I would have happily read this in one sitting, and was sorely tempted to' - Rachel Gilbey, Rachel's Random Reads 'Charming, poignant and absolutely magical' Julie, NetGalley reviewer 'It's a warm and comforting hug of a book and I loved it' Jo, NetGalley reviewer 'Filled with all of the magic and sparkle of the festive season. This is a Christmas book not to be missed.' Karen, NetGalley reviewer

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