Between the pitchfork politics of hell, avoiding a dangerous stalker, and helping to plan her best friend's wedding, the last thing Amy needs is the devil sticking his horns into her love life. But when her annoying coworker's gorgeous cousin breezes into town, she can't help but think that the whole dating thing might be worth just one more try... Who says a girl with no soul can't have a heart?
Janina is a nature-loving story-addict who may have tea and chocolate running through her veins. Guided by her daydreams, she started writing stories at a young age and never really stopped. Now living in Ireland, she loves to try new things and experience adventures, both real and imagined.
Honestly the most fun I've had reading in ages, I got mad when I had to put it down and do actual life things. It ate my attention and left me craving so much tea
I want to start off by saying this isn't the type of book I typically read; however, I was actually honestly surprised by how much I enjoyed it. There is a excellent mixture of comical moments, sarcasm, and tea. The characters are well-developed, believable (even the nonhuman characters), and humorous, each with their own quirks and personalities, making them unique and enjoyable. The story itself is somewhat predictable, but that doesn't take away from the plot, characters, and story beats. With a romantic story that is a greater mixture of cheesy silliness and surprising heartwarming moments.
Its a short enough book that you can get through it in a few hours/days. I'd highly recommend anyone to give it a read, especially if you're looking for a light-hearted book.
Took me around 30 pages to get into it then I was completely drawn in by the main character. Took a lot of turns that I didn’t see coming, kept me guessing page to page! Thoroughly enjoyed and would read again, with a cup of tea as authors view on coffee is quite clear.