Heather Webber

At the Coffeeshop of Curiosities

A small, Southern beach town. Two women haunted by the losses in their past and coping with the difficulties of health problems. Ava is brought to the town by a mysterious letter sent by a ghost. Maggie is drowning in taking care of everyone else, so she takes Ava in. The ensuing journey is full of cozy, heartwarming moments as their friendship grows amid the mystery of Ava’s ghost. They may find they have more in common than they knew. 

This novel is a cozy, beachy story about love, community, and friendship and finding yourself. It deals largely with grief and it’s many stages, as many of the characters have lost something that led them to the town. Full of little magics, new beginnings, and fresh starts, it’s an easy and engaging read that will leave you hopeful about the good in the world. 

Rachel Wingler

A small, Southern beach town. Two women haunted by the losses in their past and coping with the difficulties of health problems. Ava is brought to the town by a mysterious letter sent by a ghost. Maggie is drowning in taking care of everyone else, so she takes Ava in. The ensuing journey is full of cozy, heartwarming moments as their friendship grows amid the mystery of Ava’s ghost. They may find they have more in common than they knew. 

This novel is a cozy, beachy story about love, community, and friendship and finding yourself. It deals largely with grief and it’s many stages, as many of the characters have lost something that led them to the town. Full of little magics, new beginnings, and fresh starts, it’s an easy and engaging read that will leave you hopeful about the good in the world. 

At the Coffeeshop of Curiosities

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