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

Will she find the perfect recipe for love?

<p><b>'The perfect festive romance' Heidi Swain</b><br><b><br>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, complete with fairy lights, Christmas bakes and a lobster pot Christmas tree, 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.<br><br>Return to Polcarrow next spring in Hot Cross Buns at the Little Cornish Bookshop. Pre-order now. <br></b><br><br>'A <b>sweet</b>, slow burn, <b>festive</b> feast of a <b>romance</b>!' Lilac Mills<br><br>'A charming festive escape full of <b>heart, hope and holiday sparkle</b>' Rachel Griffiths<br><br>'<b>Everything you could wish for</b> in a Christmas book . . . Lola and Tristan's love story is <b>sweet and heartwarming</b>' Helen Hawkins, author of <i>A Concert for Christmas</i>.<br><br><br><b>Readers are loving <i>Christmas at the Little Cornish Bakery</i>:<br></b><br>'This was a truly <b>delightful</b>, festive read' <br><br>'Like a warm mince pie on a frosty evening - <b>comforting, sweet</b>, and just the right amount of indulgent'<br><br>'Absolutely <b>loved it</b>'</p>