- Audiobook
- 2024
- 10 hrs 52 mins
- Aria
Title
Second Chances at the Board Game Cafe
Description
Bloomsbury presents Second Chances at the Board Game Café by Jennifer Page, read by Amy Forrest.
'OMG I am totally in love with this book, if I could give it more than 5 stars, I would.' – NetGalley reviewer, 5*
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OUT NOW The next warm and uplifting instalment in The Little Board Game Café series
In the cosy Yorkshire village of Hebbleswick, single mum Taylor dreams of a fashion design career, but she spends her days fixing zips, hemming skirts and worrying about her son, Max.
At the local board game cafe, railway enthusiast Harry, still recovering from a painful breakup, dreams of fatherhood. When Taylor and Harry cross paths, sparks fly, but Harry's confidence issues and Taylor's concerns for Max threaten their budding romance.
Can they find a second chance at love where they least expect it?
Readers of Holly Martin and Christie Barlow will LOVE Jennifer Page
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Perfect for fans of:
Cosy romance
Small-town settings
Characters that are made for each other
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Praise for Jennifer Page:
'An absolute delight from the very first page to the delicious end!' Faith Hogan
'Word perfect! I loved it!' Heidi Swain
'Another cracker from Jennifer Page! This is a hug of a book.' Caroline James
'A heart-warming romance perfect for curling up with. I absolutely loved it.' Kitty Wilson
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Product details
Publisher:
Author:
Title:
Second Chances at the Board Game Cafe
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Language:
EN
ISBN Audio:
9781035910892
Publication date:
June 5, 2024
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Duration
10 hrs 52 mins
Product type
AUDIO
Series:
Explicit:
No
Audio drama:
No
Unabridged:
Yes
About the author:
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.
