Loving Spirits at the Vintage Teashop by Sharon Booth

 

If you’ve ever wished your summer read could mix ghostly goings-on, unexpectedly enchanting romance, twisty murder mysteries, and postcard-perfect countryside charm—this book is calling your name. Think: Agatha Christie took a stroll through a rom-com and got haunted along the way.

 

Rowan Vale is a village with a difference. It is run as a 1940s museum, and there are some extra special inhabitants – some ghosts. Not everyone can see them – mainly family members, but the new owner, Callie is in that position because she can see and hear all of the ghosts. When Max comes into town to find his daughter, he realises that she is working on the Farm where his Grandfather was a prisoner of war. Shona, the café owner finds herself drawn to Max, but her late Aunt Polly is distraught as his arrival stirs up memories she’d rather keep buried—including the one that ended with her untimely death.

 

It’s got all the ingredients: wartime history, hidden truths, haunted romance, and that irresistible small-town setting where everyone knows everyone—but not necessarily everything. I really enjoyed it.

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