
Izzi has never had a loving family apart from her deceased mother. Living with her aunt Regina and working at her cafe didn’t change her aunt’s hostile attitude towards her. Her curiosity piqued, she wishes to trace her relatives. She finds a letter after her aunt’s death, and the only hint is “Honey Haven.” Izzi chooses to find her missing relative. Cameron, on the other hand, trusts no one. He regards each and everything with scepticism and a hard exterior, but he can’t hide his fascination with the overly kind girl who is taking up residence in his cabin.
The Candy Apple Cafe by Donna Ashcroft is the first book in the Honey Haven series. With adorable characters and an easy plot, this book calls for an easy read. With the book being character- and plot-driven, it holds so much growth. The challenges they face and how they approach them shape who they are at the end of the book. Every plot twist happens because of who the character is and their beliefs, whether real or prejudiced.
This addictive, cosy, heartwarming small-town romance makes for an entertaining read. With the classic grumpy x sunshine and a bit of spice trope, it highly favours romance lovers.

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