Jas saw the light when her ex dumped her treasured vintage fabric all over the street. She's back in her home town with a plan to launch her hat-making business at the Christmas market in the beautiful Georgian square.
But the Ballyclane she returns to is not the one she left nine years ago. Her mother has a new man and Jas's old room is a walk-in wardrobe now. Her beloved gran has died and the house Jas hoped to work from is a bonanza for property developers instead.
And no one is organising the Christmas market! There's just enough time to manage that and keep her business plan on track. She certainly doesn't have time for Niall, the smoky-eyed, posh boy builder, hell-bent on breaking her heart.
With a best friend hiding a secret, a childhood nemesis determined to take her down, and a beautiful French angel enchanting everybody, Jas struggles to get a grip on what's real.
Still, she might find everything she needs at the market this Christmas if she can let herself truly believe…
I loved this book! I really liked our main character Jas from the off. She was finally saying enough was enough with her boyfriend and moving back home. I really felt for her though as she got home and there was so much that had changed or was about to change for her family and although she was home to stay everyone just assumed that she would be moving on again.
I loved the descriptions of her hats and also the square where she worked from her gran's house. I could really feel her disappointment when she found out that her sister wasn't organising the market so there wouldn't be one. As that was where she was planning on launching her hats for sale. I loved that she took charge of organising the market, even if that wasn't always smooth sailing!
I loved our supporting charcters within this and thought they made a really great group of characters, I loved seeing the relationship between Jas and Niall and it did make me laugh at times as Jas was so bad at reading between the lines! I would love to hear more from these characters in another book.
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Huge Thanks to Random Things Tours, Linda McEvoy and Bedford Square Publishers for my place on the blog tour.
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