ARC Review: The Cozy Nook Bookshop
Emma Rogers-Li is having her worst chapter yet. She’s lost her friends, her apartment in Manhattan, and a jerk of an ex. When a job opens to run a bookshop in the quirky small town of Heart’s Hope Crossing, Vermont, Emma jumps at the chance to start over. For the first time in years, she feels like she’s finally calling the shots in her own life . . . until she runs smack into Hunter Hall.
According to town legend, it’s fate—couples who meet (or collide) at that corner are meant to be. And while Emma doesn’t believe the town gossips now convinced she and Hunter are meant for each other, something about the tall, gruff forest ranger sends her completely off-balance. Falling in love with Heart's Hope Crossing might be the best thing to happen to Emma. But Hunter has a complicated past of his own when it comes to love. Can they both take one last chance on a perfect happily-ever-after?
According to town legend, it’s fate—couples who meet (or collide) at that corner are meant to be. And while Emma doesn’t believe the town gossips now convinced she and Hunter are meant for each other, something about the tall, gruff forest ranger sends her completely off-balance. Falling in love with Heart's Hope Crossing might be the best thing to happen to Emma. But Hunter has a complicated past of his own when it comes to love. Can they both take one last chance on a perfect happily-ever-after?
I was so happy to see that Jeannie Chin had a new series coming out. I loved her first one and was sad when nothing came after it. Now I can go back to being happy. The Cozy Nook Bookshop is the first in her Heart's Hope Crossing series. Right off the bat I loved the idea of meeting your fated other at the crossroads in town. How much fun that is. Add people who don't believe it and others who don't want it to happen and the party is beginning.
You'll love both Hunter and Emma. They work so well together and really are the perfect match. He gives her what she's always been missing in her life. Sadly, we learn you can be loved and still be somewhat neglected. Emma's family love her very much but never really got to know her. It breaks your heart for her. Thankfully in walks Hunter and that changes.
Where Emma felt invisible sometimes Hunter tried to be. The loss of his mother really made his life turn in a way that could have ended very sadly. He cut himself off from everyone and couldn't see why. Emma helped him with that an pulled him into the present. Like I said these two are good for each other.
I love their romance and how they fall for each other. I also really enjoyed the other characters in the story. I really want to know more about them. The Cozy Nook Bookshop is the perfect fall comfort read that will drag you into its story and keep you there until you are finished.
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