Absolutely loved it I just loved everything about this book, from the quaint little village I would love to live in, the cafe with it’s intriguing staff and even more intriguing drink names. The “unusual” choice of a religious minister, Libby as one of the main characters. I say unusual, because it’s not something I’ve read in books personally, but I think that may be because authors don’t want to take the risk of using them in any scene where they become intimate with another character, in this case, Brogan, the school Headteacher. The only unusual thing about this is that they don’t feature more often. Because let’s face it, while they may work for a higher power, they are also human beings with earthly desires and needs. This is something delicately handled as the story progresses. I think the perception that someone is very confident and seemingly blasé about everything gets turned on it’s head in a way I didn’t see coming. It highlights how toxic, controlling and isolating some relationships are, the need to always have consent and how sometimes we just can’t see how bad a relationship is for us until one pivotal moment. From start to finish, I was chuckling away to myself or laughing out loud. I think Ruby Scott manages to combine serious topics and humour so well because she gets the balance, absolutely spot on and because none of her scenes are just for shock value, they always serve a purpose. I can’t wait to see what happens in the next book in the series.

Enjoyed! This is a cute , steamy story with a little angst!Love Brogan and Libby, they have great chemistry! Didn’t want to put the book down, there’s also a very adorable dog named Max who will steal ur heart! 😊