Tea Shop Folly
Carrie Fancett Pagels
Lily has inherited her great-aunts home. Her aunt was a bit obsessed with tea cups. So Lily is sorting through them when a young man, Theo arrives at her door. He has mistaken her for a local tea shop. Lily isn't sure how to explain so she sells him one of the tea cups for his mother. Neither of them realize the situations they will be placed in because of that first misunderstanding.
This is a novella, so isn't very long in length. As is often the case with short stories, there was a lot left out or left to the reader's imagination. The story is cute and would be enjoyed by fans of clean romance, historical fiction, and short stories. The main characters are entertaining, as are the several of the secondary characters. The romance ignites quickly, but is clean and would be appropriate for the younger readers.
This is a novella, so isn't very long in length. As is often the case with short stories, there was a lot left out or left to the reader's imagination. The story is cute and would be enjoyed by fans of clean romance, historical fiction, and short stories. The main characters are entertaining, as are the several of the secondary characters. The romance ignites quickly, but is clean and would be appropriate for the younger readers.
I received this book free of charge from Book Club Network in exchange for my honest review.
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