Christmas At The Board Game Cafe

 Christmas At The Board Game Cafe 

By: Jennifer Page 

Review: 

Although this is part of a series it works perfectly as a standalone. I’ve not read the previous books (although I intend to now) and I was able to follow everything without issue. 

The plot rings true of many small villages now where tourists only come in nice weather and second homes are forcing out the locals. That and the wonderful cast of main characters makes the book a wonderfully imaginative but also believable read. 

The main character of Kate is very well written. You can’t help but want her to succeed in love where she has helped her friends in the past. She deserves her turn. 

I love the idea of the advent calendar too. It is definitely something I would love to see in my own local area. Although set at Christmas it’s festive without overdoing it and therefore a perfect read for any season. 

If you are looking for romance, festivity, friendship and family then this is the book for you. 

Blurb 

Christmas at the Board Game Café

Kate seems to have it all – wonderful friends, a successful career and an idyllic life in the quirky Yorkshire town of Essendale. But under the surface Kate’s lonely, and she longs to feel part of a family – especially during Christmas.

With the holiday season fast approaching, and the town desperate to attract more visitors, Kate conceives a brilliant plan: an enchanting living Advent calendar. Each December evening, a captivating window display will be unveiled across town. With local businesses struggling, including her best friend’s board game café, she's feeling the pressure. 

But Kate’s picture-perfect plans take an unexpected turn when her ex-boyfriend arrives in Yorkshire, insisting on creating the Christmas Eve display. Can Kate trust him to deliver a show-stopping window? And can she finally put the past behind her and embrace the future she’s always dreamed 

of?

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Author Bio – 

Jennifer Page wrote her first novel – a book about ponies – when she was eight. These days she prefers to write romance. When she isn't writing, Jennifer can usually be found playing board games which are the inspiration for her first novel. She has worked as a television producer, a music teacher and has even run a children's opera company. She now lives near Hebden Bridge in West Yorkshire with her husband and his large collection of games.

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