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Bringing love, laughter and friendship from coast to coast… 
*The new heartwarming and cosy romance from Caroline Roberts – the perfect seaside escape!* 
Next stop: seaside, sunshine and romance! 
When Lucy isn’t in her cosy cottage by the sea, she’s winding through the Northumberland coast with her loveable Dachsund Daisy, cooking up a storm at the local village celebrations. Inspired by her Italian Poppa, Lucy’s chasing a new dream with her pizza van business. And at one particular party she meets Jack, the brooding but gorgeous owner of the Cocktail Campervan. 
Wary of repeating mistakes of the past, Lucy and Jack keep it strictly business. But as the summer drifts by in a swirl of garden parties, fun and fizz, and as the cocktail campervan creates the community they so desperately need, romance starts to blossom – one stop at a time…Readers love escaping with The Seaside Cocktail Campervan!: 
‘Just the most gorgeous book, really summery, romantic and heartwarming’ Netgalley reviewer 
‘THIS BOOK! I absolutely loved and read most of it in one sitting’ Netgalley reviewer 
‘What a beautifully written uplifting story’ Netgalley reviewer 
‘The perfect summer romance!’ Netgalley reviewer 
‘A great story keeping you hooked in from page one’ Netgalley reviewer 
‘A real feel-good read and a fresh take on a tale of romance. Five enjoyable stars from me’ Netgalley reviewer 
In the best tradition of wholesome, rural fiction, The Seaside Cocktail Campervan takes us on a journey through the small town life, holidays, and the workplace. It's a clean, heartwarming tale of first-time entrepreneurship and the power of community. 
For fans of Cathy Bramley (The Sunrise Sisterhood), Ali Mcnamara (It Always Snows on Mistletoe Square), Helen Rolfe (The Farmhouse of Second Chances), Lilac Mills (A Stitch in Time in Applewell), and Veronica Henry (A Wedding at the Beach Hut).

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Veröffentlichungsdatum: 19.08.2021; Unabridged; Copyright Year: — Copyright Statment: —

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