A brand new and utterly enchanting series by bestselling author Jaimie Admans.
A picture-perfect
town, a place where dreams come true. Welcome to Ever After Street...
There's always time for tea... unless you've lost
your teapot…
Cleo Jordan has only ever wished for one thing – to
open her own teashop in memory of her lovely gran. So when she accidentally
fools the interview board into thinking she's a brilliant baker and is offered a prime spot on Ever After Street, she knows
her dream is about to come true!
Stepping into The Wonderland Teapot is like falling
down the rabbit hole - magical! But there’s a catch: Cleo has completely lost
her love of baking! With her little white lie ticking in her ear, it seems her
dream is over before it’s begun.
Until she meets her very own Mad Hatter. Loved by
everyone on Ever After Street, magician Bram brings an energy to the teashop
that lifts everyone, and slowly, with his encouragement, Cleo is getting back
to doing what she loves best.
But with Bram hiding secrets of his own, Cleo isn’t
sure she can put all her faith in him. And when things start going wrong at the
teashop, Cleo wonders if the culprit sabotaging her dream is someone closer
than she thinks?
If Cleo wants her wish to work, she has to learn to
trust again before she loses her head and heart completely…although it might
already be far too late for that...
Perfect for fans of
Holly Martin, Kat French and Caroline Roberts!
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Hooray for this new book in the Ever After Street series by
Jaimie Admans. It’s an utterly charming and delightful series and this is the third
visit; Cleo’s story. We have met Cleo in a previous book within the series but
you can read this as a standalone.
Opening up and Alice in Wonderland themed tea room is just
what Cleo has dreamed of and getting to do that on Ever After Street is the cherry
on the cake. Being surrounded by friends and likeminded, fairytale loving
people is just the encouragement she needed to take this opportunity.
She had left the application to the last minute but,
remarkably, she was successful at her interview, the only problem – she can’t
seem to bake at the moment and the cakes she gave the interviewers were shop bought.
Hoping her baking mojo will return with some enthusiastic practise, she sets about
getting the café ready for her opening day.
That day soon arrives and so does Bram, otherwise known as
the Mad Hatter. He’s her new and unexpected employee, Cleo is far from keen as
she is worried he will realise she isn’t doing the baking (yet) but she soon
realises that the magic Bran brings can only help her as well as entertain the
customers.
Cleo has been through some difficult times, she worries that
she will lose something else that means a lot to her. Bram is wonderfully
funny, helpful and so supportive of her. He has secrets and Cleo starts to see
that underneath his glittery, charming character he is vulnerable and in need
of someone to be fully on his side and respect who he is, quirky and all, as he
faces opposition and people trying to force him to be someone he isn’t.
A fairytale story of overcoming life’s obstacles, believing in yourself and
following dreams. Life isn’t always going to be a walk in the park, there are
storms to weather but Cleo and Bram learn that they can get through what life
throws their way.
I love
the community on Ever After Street, when things get tough they all pull
together and support each other. It’s a magical sounding place!
A
gorgeous story with romance, highs, lows and happy ever afters; Jaimie Admans gives
us just the right amount of fairytale magic. I will definitely look forward to
the next visit to Ever After Street.
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She will never
have time to read all the books she wants to read.
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