Loving Spirits at the Vintage Teashop A heart-warming, cosy, romantic novel with a magical twist by Sharon Booth

Cozy story about ghosts goes into second round

Lesesucht am 11.07.2025
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In this second book of the series we are back in Rowan Vale, a little town in the Cotswold. It is not only a living museum town, no here also ghosts live. This book concentrates on Shona who is running the Tea shop in town, her family and most of all about Polly the ghost of her great-aunt. Max arrives in town after finding a picture of his daughter in a newspaper. She is not happy that she is working in Rowan Vale a town he suspects to be the cause of horror for his grandfather. During the war he was a German prisoner who worked on the farm but never shared any information about his time there. Only close to his death it became clear that memories of the farm are hunting him and Max wants to proof that his grandfather was badly treated there. Shone wants to help this interesting and handsome stranger. She is not aware that this is linked to the death of Polly which means finally Polly must confront herself with a terrible truth. This is the second book of the series and it is more about the ghost in town. I like this very much and might be the reason why I enjoyed this book a bit more than the first one. Now we know the structure of Rowan Vale, the ghosts and the living there already. Now we learn more about some of the ghosts and it is easier to understand their behaviour, their pasts. This combined with the love story for Shona who I really like as character, a bit mystery as we learn that Polly was murdered and the question is why and by whom but also the normal friendship and daily live in Rowan Vale is for me well combined. A cozy story, well written and with nice characters (living and ghosts).