BOOK FEATURE: A COSY CHRISTMAS AT BRIDGET'S BICYCLE BAKERY

There are some cities here in Spain already installing Christmas lights (with outside temperatures of up to 45ºC) and my Christmas spirit just got turn on! Christmas is coming and you better get your Christmas reads ready. Today I bring you the perfect one!

A Cosy Christmas at Bridget’s Bicycle Bakery by Alex Brown, the feel good Christmas read of 2021 (you had me at Bakery!). It will be published October 14th and you can preorder it here http://mybook.to/BridgetsBicycleBakery

SYNOPSIS

All you knead is love this Christmas … and plenty of baked goods!

Finding yourself without a home in the weeks before Christmas would break most people, but for Bridget Carrington it’s a chance to start again. Mulberry-On-Sea has always been her happy place and she’s hoping it can work its magic this festive season and heal her family after a difficult year.

Now, as the community wraps Bridget and her children – six-year-old Freya and fourteen-year-old twins, Oscar and Olly – in their warm embrace, she starts to feel like herself again. With a new business, kids who are starting to smile, and the promise of a second chance at love, Bridget’s holiday season might just be a happy ever after…

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