The Cosy Croissant Cafe

‘Sparkling, laugh-out-loud, romantic’ Sunday Times bestseller Phillipa Ashley‘The Cosy Croissant Café is a delectable mix of laugh-out-loud moments, slow-burn attraction, and the kind of small-town charm that feels like a warm hug.’ ?????‘This was such a gorgeous and cosy read about self-discovery and coming out of your comfort zone.’ ?????‘The Cosy Croissant Café is such a heartwarming story about love, friendship, and enjoying life’s simple pleasures. If you are looking to escape to a charming seaside village, then this book is for you!’ ?????–

‘It really is the cosiest book. Just perfect for cuddling up with on a cold night. The perfect mood booster!’ ?????‘There are some parts that made me laugh, and I love the addition of Pumpkin the pony which really made me smile. A lovely read.’ ?????‘I was cheering for [Betty and Miles] from start to finish.’ ?????‘Jane Linfoot serves up the perfect balance of humor, heart, and heat in this enemies-to-lovers gem.’ ?????‘The romance was hard won but worth the wait’ ?????‘This book was the gorgeous, indulgent, cosy hug that I needed this weekend.’ ?????‘A beautiful setting, a cute pony, sexual tension and of course croissants. What’s not to love. I thoroughly enjoyed this book and would highly recommend.’ ?????‘A funny, sweet story set in beautiful Cornwall.’ ?????‘I thoroughly enjoyed The Cosy Croissant Cafe and plan to read all of her books because of this fabulous introduction.’ ?????‘A really lovely summer read.’ ?????‘This is such a dreamy book. I loved every single page.’ ?????‘Pumpkin is one of the best characters in the story’ ?????‘I totally recommend everyone to read this book as fast as they can because it’s really good and the characters are fantastic.’ ?????‘A fab read but don’t read if you are hungry.’ ?????Boathouse cottage was meant to be a sanctuary for Betty and her beloved rescue Shetland pony, Pumpkin…  But now, as her sister’s marriage implodes and the family cottage in St Aidan becomes a bargaining chip that needs to be protected, Betty finds herself facing off against her unwanted flatmate – her brother-in-law’s best friend, Miles. Miles may be gorgeous and a talented pastry chef too, but she can’t afford to be swayed by either his charm or his delicious croissant campaign. Or can she? Because as Betty soon realises, there might be more to gain from aligning with the talented baker than fighting against the temptation he and his pastries pose…–Readers LOVE The Cosy Croissant Café… 🥐