MY THOUGHTS:
Eden returns to Four Winds Cottage after recently losing her mother. She has so many great memories there especially past holidays. Seaglass Bay was always such a comfort for her so she is hoping that it will be now, when she needs it the most. Her mother always helped the local villagers during the holiday visitors go home. Eden wants to continue her mother’s legacy so she opens a community kitchen, where friends and families can have a home cooked meal. The villagers enjoy spending time with each other while enjoying Eden’s wonderful heartwarming meals. Cam arrives in Seaglass Bay and he is determined to purchase the land that Eden’s new kitchen is sitting on. She won’t go down without a fight and so she challenges Cam to a cooking challenge. But when Cam up and leaves without warning Eden wonders if she failed to win over his heart and save her comfort kitchen that has given her a new purpose?
Eden’s Comfort Kitchen, written by author Tilly Tennant is a wonderful story of reminiscing on the past and making a new beginning while meeting new friends along the way. I absolutely loved the story of Eden, she had such a great heart and wanted to help all those around her. Seaglass Bay sounds like such a lovely place to visit. Tennant is so great at transporting the reader from wherever they are in the world to the location in the story. I loved Seaglass Bay and the villagers felt like family. This story hits all the feels and I loved it, so I highly recommend it!
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DESCRIPTION:
Run away to Seaglass Bay where the waves crash against ivory cliffs, the beach is a perfect golden ribbon of sand, and a little café is about to change Eden’s life forever…
When Eden turns the key in the red door of Four Winds Cottage, the clifftop house where she used to holiday as a child, she is overwhelmed with bittersweet memories. She lost her mother recently, and she’s hoping Seaglass Bay will heal her broken heart.
The villagers welcome Eden with open arms, but she can’t help but notice that life is tough for them when the holidaymakers go home. Her mother always gave so much to those around her, and Eden is determined to follow in her footsteps. She sets up a community kitchen where her new friends can enjoy a homecooked meal, and as she watches people chatting over delicious stews, she feels sure that her mum would be a little bit proud of her.
But Eden’s happiness doesn’t last long. An unwelcome visitor arrives in Seaglass Bay in the form of handsome, chiselled Cam, who wants to buy the land the kitchen stands on. Eden is determined to save it and challenges Cam to a fortnight working with her so he can see how much would be lost if it closed.
As Cam rolls up his shirtsleeves and whips up his famous roast chicken, sparks fly and Eden feels a sense of triumph – he clearly can’t resist a challenge. The heat rises as they mess around in the kitchen, Cam’s dark hair dishevelled and his blue eyes shining with fun, and she realises that maybe he doesn’t have a heart of stone after all…
But just as she begins to let her guard down, Cam disappears without warning. Has she failed to win over the man she swore she’d never catch feelings for? And can she save the place that’s helped save her?