Jerry Cooke
3.5⭐️ – A cosy small-town romance with clues, chemistry, and cinnamon buns!
As Hazel approaches her 30th birthday, she can’t shake the feeling that she somehow missed out on the wild, adventurous twenties she always imagined for herself. As manager of the eponymous Cinnamon Bun Book Store in Dream Harbour, her life is comfortable and familiar — until she stumbles across a mysterious clue hidden in a misshelved item, turning her quiet routine upside down.
Following the trail leads her to team up with Noah, a local sailor who runs fishing trips for tourists and has a firm rule about never dating locally. What begins as light-hearted fun quickly turns into something deeper, giving Hazel a taste of the spontaneity and excitement she’s been craving… even if she’s convinced it can never become anything serious.
This was another sweet return to Dream Harbour, complete with a he falls first romance, plenty of interaction with familiar faces from The Pumpkin Spice Café, and that comforting small-town feel where the community continues to grow with each book. While I enjoyed this one, it didn’t grip me quite as much as The Pumpkin Spice Café, but it was it was still a fun, cosy read and a lovely continuation of the series.
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3.5⭐️ – A cosy small-town romance with clues, chemistry, and cinnamon buns!
As Hazel approaches her 30th birthday, she can’t shake the feeling that she somehow missed out on the wild, adventurous twenties she always imagined for herself. As manager of the eponymous Cinnamon Bun Book Store in Dream Harbour, her life is comfortable and familiar — until she stumbles across a mysterious clue hidden in a misshelved item, turning her quiet routine upside down.
Following the trail leads her to team up with Noah, a local sailor who runs fishing trips for tourists and has a firm rule about never dating locally. What begins as light-hearted fun quickly turns into something deeper, giving Hazel a taste of the spontaneity and excitement she’s been craving… even if she’s convinced it can never become anything serious.
This was another sweet return to Dream Harbour, complete with a he falls first romance, plenty of interaction with familiar faces from The Pumpkin Spice Café, and that comforting small-town feel where the community continues to grow with each book. While I enjoyed this one, it didn’t grip me quite as much as The Pumpkin Spice Café, but it was it was still a fun, cosy read and a lovely continuation of the series.
Originally posted at www.tiktok.com.