Title: The Bistro by Watersmeet Bridge
Author: Julie Stock
Genre: Contemporary Fiction
My Rating: 5 out of 5
SYNOPSIS
When Olivia goes to manage Finn’s failing bistro, will they end up sharing a table for two, or will it be a recipe for disaster?
Olivia Fuller longs to manage one of the restaurants in her father’s chain and to break free to live the independent life she’s wanted for so long. When her father finally puts his trust in her and sends her to a failing restaurant in Devon, she’s confident she can prove herself capable of doing the job.
Finn Anderson is about to lose his beloved seaside bistro, unless the bank can find a buyer to dig him out. When George Fuller offers Finn a deal, he has no choice but to accept if he wants any chance of getting his bistro back one day. And then the new manager arrives…
Even after meeting the prickly chef and discovering his complete lack of business skills,
Olivia is confident she can turn the struggling business round. But as Olivia and Finn start working together, a mutual attraction develops between them, and soon, nothing is going according to Olivia’s plan.
When there’s a real chance that the bistro might be sold off, Olivia and Finn determine to fight for it, united by their hard work and their growing feelings for each other.
But can they save the bistro and be together, or does destiny have a different path in mind?
MY REVIEW
I absolutely loved this book!
I really loved this book. I loved the character of Olivia as a strong and independent business woman and following her journey throughout the story. I also really enjoyed getting to know the character of Finn and seeing the relationship between him and Olivia develop quite quickly.
The story is centred around Olivia and Finn getting the failing restaurant back up and running, and being successful again., and how they work together as a team to make it happen. Through working together, we see their adorable romance developing.
The Bistro by Watersmeet Bridge is a lovely and heartwarming story full of love, laughs, romance and second chances. I would absolutely recommend it to anyone looking for that perfect summertime read.
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Hi Sarah, Thanks so much for your lovely review of The Bistro by Watersmeet Bridge! I’m so glad you enjoyed reading it. I really appreciate your lovely words about it 🙂