Snowed in at the Comfort Food Café

The snow is falling and the hot chocolates are piled high with marshmallows at the Comfort Food Café, and one unexpected visitor is in for a holiday miracle. Meredith Bailey is a woman who doesn't do emotions, doesn't do cake, and she absolutely does not do cosy Dorset villages. But when she's sent a photograph of a little café overlooking a picture-perfect bay, Meredith does what she always does - she draws up a spreadsheet and makes an offer. Cherie Moon, owner of the Comfort Food Café, has other ideas.
She isn't selling. But she is, rather inexplicably, offering Meredith an apron. What Meredith doesn't bargain for is the village itself - or a very handsome vet with a Santa hat - who seem to have a magical gift for thawing even the most frozen of hearts. One mug of the world's best hot chocolate at a time. Warm, funny and full of hope, this is the perfect read for snugging up with on long winter nights.
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