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Brenda
Annalisa Cappelli ran Cappelli’s Hardware Store alongside her Nonna, which had been in the family for three generations. There were only the two of them left in the family after Annalisa’s parents had been killed when she was a child. Now she’d returned to Wongilly in Victoria from Melbourne after the tragic death of her partner. Her grief overwhelmed her at times, but with her best friend Mel, the old guys who joined her in the store every day to drink coffee and play cards, and of course her N ...more
Helen
Jul 29, 2021 rated it it was amazing
What a great story this one is, I loved meeting Annalisa and Ed and thoroughly enjoying their journey to a gorgeous HEA one that is fraught with ups and downs and friends and families helping and maybe not helping along the way, filled with witty banter this one is sure to keep you turning the pages.

Annalisa Cappelli arrived back in her small home town on Wongilly with a broken heart but ready to look to the future and run the family hardware business that was started over one hundred and sixty
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Janine
Sep 21, 2021 rated it it was amazing
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Meet me in Bendigo is an Australian rural fiction book by a new to me Australian author Eva Scott. A story where tradition beats romance in Annalisa's eyes. She is the last remaining shop holder of the Cappelli family's hardware store which has been in the family for generations. Unfortunately the big bad Carpenter chain are building a superstore nearby and she has been offered a sum of money to go away quietly!

At the same time she starts up a friendship online with GardenerGuy94 who becomes her
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Bree T
Aug 01, 2021 rated it it was ok