
Thea takes a solo Cornish holiday and finds romance, friendship, and community in a heartwarming summer escape.
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Thea takes a solo Cornish holiday and finds romance, friendship, and community in a heartwarming summer escape.
Straight away I’ll admit that the first few books in Cressida McLaughlin’s Cornish Cream Tea series I adored and then I found I didn’t enjoy the books midway through the series as much. But with these last two books, books six and seven, I feel the series has returned to its earlier form and I can’t get enough of it. I was gutted to finish The Cornish Cream Tea Holiday back in the summer as it was a book that had me hooked from the first word and to reach the end was just heart-breaking.
will contain mild spoilers
Central sweet romance with attraction and kissing; closed-door intimacy
No violence or gore present
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Likely mild social drinking at beach barbecues and gatherings
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No fantasy magic present; magical used only metaphorically
No occult or demonology content present
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No self-harm or suicide content present
No abuse or sustained suffering depicted
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