Christmas at the Little Cornish Bakery : Escape to the cosy village of Polcarrow this festive season

That is, until Polcarrow's rather handsome vicar Tristan crashes into her life and makes Lola reconsider everything. But finding love in Polcarrow has spanned many a generation for Lola's family.

<p><b>A cosy Cornish village. A baker with a broken heart. And the community who piece it back together.</b><br><br>After a crushing breakup and the loss of her beloved grandmother Ruby, Lola escaped to the charming Cornish village of Polcarrow to start over with just her dreams of opening a café to keep her company.<br>But Polcarrow has other plans. With the help of her spirited best friend Freya, a surrogate grandfather in Alf and a community that quickly feels like family, Lola finds herself drawn into village life - and straight into the path of Tristan, the disarmingly attractive local vicar.<br><br>As sparks fly and Christmas magic fills the air, long-buried family secrets begin to surface. A hidden chapter in Ruby's past could change everything Lola thought she knew about love - and herself. And with the festive season in full swing and Tristan's ex back in town, Lola must decide: will she protect her heart, or take a leap of faith for a love that could be written in the stars?<br><br><b>A feel-good festive romance brimming with charm, second chances and the sweet scent of mince pies. Perfect for fans of Phillipa Ashley and Jo Thomas.</b><br><br><b>Praise for Jennifer Bibby <br></b><br>'A sun-drenched delight, an absolute joy!' <b>HEIDI SWAIN</b><br><br>'Charming and romantic, sweet and sunny. I loved it' <b>MILLY JOHNSON</b><br><br>'A warm and charm-filled story about community, passion and following your heart . . . A holiday romance in book form - I adored it!' <b>HOLLY MILLER</b><br><br>'A sun-drenched summer in picture-perfect Polcarrow - I didn't want it to end' <b>HOLLY HEPBURN </b></p>

<p><b>A cosy Cornish village. A baker with a broken heart. And the community who piece it back together.</b><br><br>After a bad breakup that left her reeling and the death of her beloved grandmother, Lola fled to the little Cornish village of Polcarrow to lick her wounds and pursue her lifelong dream of running her own bakery. Drawn there by a mysterious note in her grandmother's recipe book, before long Lola's cafe is the beating heart of the community. With best friend Freya, artistic biker Angelo and Polcarrow's unofficial 'grandad' Alf by her side, Lola is ready to embrace single life and throws herself into organising the village's Christmas celebrations and the small matter of a Christmas tree made entirely from lobster pots...! That is, until Polcarrow's rather handsome vicar Tristan crashes into her life and makes Lola reconsider everything.<br><br>But finding love in Polcarrow has spanned many a generation for Lola's family. The unexpected arrival of her grandmother's belongings brings a tragic story of love and loss to Lola's doorstep. Through her letters and diary entries, Lola finds out that Polcarrow held a secret place in her grandmother's heart, but was the cause of a whole lot of pain for someone else close to her? With Christmas to prepare for and the sudden return of Tristan's overbearing ex, will love prosper for Lola and Tristan this Christmas or is heartbreak coming to Polcarrow once more?<br><br><b>Praise for Jennifer Bibby <br></b><br>'A sun-drenched delight, an absolute joy!' <b>HEIDI SWAIN</b><br><br>'Charming and romantic, sweet and sunny. I loved it' <b>MILLY JOHNSON</b><br><br>'A warm and charm-filled story about community, passion and following your heart . . . A holiday romance in book form - I adored it!' <b>HOLLY MILLER</b><br><br>'A sun-drenched summer in picture-perfect Polcarrow - I didn't want it to end' <b>HOLLY HEPBURN </b></p>