A Little Place in Prague
It's been years since Anna has seen Leo Knight. And
of all the apartments in all the cities in all the world, he just happens to
walk in to her cosy new attic home – as her new housemate.
As the two walk the cobbled streets of Prague,
taking in the sights and sounds from Wenceslas Square, frosted with snow, to
the soft glow of candlelit Charles Bridge, the enchantment of the City of a
Hundred Spires soon starts to work its magic on them…
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Honestly, I could rave about Julie Caplin all day long, an
absolute “ go to” author for me (as both Julie Caplin and Jules Wake) – I look forward
to the next book from the moment I finish one. No pressure to write any faster
at all 😊
A little place in Prague whisked us off to yet another brilliant
location; these ‘Romantic Escapes’ books have allowed to travel all over the world
from the comfort of your own armchair, I adore each of them. This isn’t a
series where you need to have read previous books at all, each work as
standalones but I cannot stress enough how great they all are and that you
should read them. If you have read previous books you will spot little cameos
from characters we’ve met before.
Supposed strangers, Anna and Leo, are thrown together in a flat
share whilst competing in a beer brewing competition, each keen to learn and
develop techniques for producing their own beer. This may be a strange set up
for some but not for people that already know each other and have a significant
history.
I adore their story; it’s testament to people wanting to
change and better themselves, learning from past mistakes and showing that time
can allow people to really change. Of course this story has ups and downs, neither
character is perfect but they work well together; the chemistry is incredible.
It’s a gorgeously cosy read, perfect for the cooler days and
dark evenings. As always there is a wonderful cast of characters that are
entertaining and some that are infuriating as well as mouthwatering
descriptions of delicious local food dishes and drinks. A thoroughly gorgeous
read.
Having visited Prague very briefly many years ago, this book was a lovely way
to reminisce about that trip although I now realise I barely touched the surface
of what Prague has to offer! What is very clear from reading A Little Place in
Prague is Julie Caplin’s love for the city, she is shining such a
spotlight on to the culture, architecture, foods etc that I wouldn’t be
surprised if most readers would love to have their very own escape to Prague.
Another fantastic read – already looking forward to the next!
Author Bio
Julie Caplin, formerly a PR director, swanned around Europe for many years taking top food and drink writers on press trips (junkets) sampling the gastronomic delights of various cities in Italy, France, Belgium, Spain, Copenhagen and Switzerland. It was a tough job but someone had to do it.
These trips have provided the inspiration and settings for the highly successful Romantic Escapes series which have hit the best seller charts in Italy, Germany and the Czech Republic and have sold over two million copies worldwide.
The first book in the nine strong series, The Little Café in
Copenhagen, was shortlisted for a Romantic Novel of the Year Award.
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