New Beginnings at Seaside Blooms

De: Jessica Redland

Narrado por: Lucy Brownhill

Disover MILLION-COPY BESTSELLER Jessica Redland's feel-good series, Welcome to Whitsborough Bay.

Sometimes love can bloom where you least expect it…

For Sarah Peterson, it’s time for change. Coming out of a dead end relationship and having had enough of city life, she just needs to escape and have a fresh start – a new job, a new home and a new lifestyle.

So when her Auntie Kay unexpectedly offers her the opportunity to take over her flower shop, Seaside Blooms, the timing could not be more perfect. She could escape to the beautiful seaside town of Whitsborough Bay, start a new chapter in her life – and learn how to run a business!

But, as she packs up her life in London, she isn't prepared for the discovery of a clairvoyant reading that's been missing for twelve years. All of the predictions have come true, except one: she's about to meet the man of her dreams. Oh, and his name is Steven…

As she prepares for the biggest move of her life, Sarah can’t help but wonder if Seaside Blooms could be a new beginning for love too?

A novel of love, friendship and destiny from million-copy bestseller Jessica Redland.

New Beginnings at Seaside Blooms is an updated edition of a novel previously published as Searching For Steven.

©2020 Jessica Redland (P)2020 Boldwood Books

Great listen, with a twist

If you like British novels/ love story this is a good listen. Interesting characters and rich in family history

Enjoyable Story

This isn’t quite Hallmarkish. It’s got a little more meat. Sure, it’s light, and there is a HEA, but the comedy is actually funny and not cliche. I can envision a Bridget Jones type production. With the right cast, and filmed in a picturesque seaside village, it just might grow legs. The narrator isn’t so bad, it’s just all of her character types sound like the same person. Not much variance.

Definitely fun!

Loved this and the surprise ending!

Loved this book, but there were times that I really thought the protagonist was being an idiot (but that was the point). In the end, the twist made the whole journey worth it!

Feeling sorry for yourself

Love the story but. Sara got on my nerves. Always feeling sorry for herself. Putting herself down. Not telling her feelings.

Bunch of great fluff

A cotton candy tale tied up with neat bows. I loved it in all its rom-com twists and turns.