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Escape to Scotland #3
Love on the Scottish Summer Coast
He never moved on. She never looked back. Until this summer.
Fourteen years ago, Kirsty Munro traded the Aberdeenshire coast for the sharp elbows of London journalism. But when a family crisis – and her father’s Parkinson’s diagnosis – calls her back to the struggling family café, she’s no longer the girl who left.
Of course, she runs straight into him.
Connor Bannerman. Kirsty's first boyfriend, now a burly offshore oil rigger with a protective cinnamon-roll heart and over a decade of regrets. He’s spent years at sea trying to forget the girl he let slip away. But one look at Kirsty brings it all back.
Forced to work together at the small town’s food festival, their old spark doesn't just reignite – it combusts. But will their second chance survive secrets, small-town gossip, and the once-in-a-lifetime offer waiting for Kirsty back in London?
Fourteen years ago, Kirsty Munro traded the Aberdeenshire coast for the sharp elbows of London journalism. But when a family crisis – and her father’s Parkinson’s diagnosis – calls her back to the struggling family café, she’s no longer the girl who left.
Of course, she runs straight into him.
Connor Bannerman. Kirsty's first boyfriend, now a burly offshore oil rigger with a protective cinnamon-roll heart and over a decade of regrets. He’s spent years at sea trying to forget the girl he let slip away. But one look at Kirsty brings it all back.
Forced to work together at the small town’s food festival, their old spark doesn't just reignite – it combusts. But will their second chance survive secrets, small-town gossip, and the once-in-a-lifetime offer waiting for Kirsty back in London?
270 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 9, 2024
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13 books66 followersBeatrice Bradshaw crafts spicy contemporary romances set across Scotland – whisking readers away to glens and windswept coastlines without the need for a plane ticket!
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July 5, 2024
This was a delightful steamy second chance romance set in an idyllic town in Scotland. Kristy and Connor have a past and when reunited many years later they both realise their feelings for each other are still there. This story was like taking a holiday to Scotland with all the Scottish vocabulary plus throw in a beautiful storyline you have an amazing second chance love story. I thoroughly enjoyed this one. I received a complementary copy from BookSirens.
July 9, 2024
This was definitely a binge worthy story for me. Kristy and Conner have one heck of a romance, and you're there rooting for them till the end. I can't help but have felt heartbreak for the characters at some points.
Overall, loved this book.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
Overall, loved this book.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
July 8, 2024
There were a few little nods in this book that made me smile. These little touches added a lot to the reading experience to help ground it in the real world and the current zeitgeist.
For adults coming back together, I would've loved to see more communication from Kristy and Connor. There were more than a few moments I wished they would just be honest about how they were feeling instead of bottling everything up. That said, their banter was absolutely great. Honestly, their best communication is through banter.
A lot of my negative feelings about this book were because I simply wasn't in the mood for itThe pacing of this book is superrr slow. The slow burn was slowly burning, that is for sure.
I felt like this book felt even more Scottish in terms of slang and attitudes than the previous books in this series. The beauty of the coast was very apparent. That said, there was almost too much description of the visuals . All of this description minorly bogged down the plot. I found myself skipping through to the dialogue to get through.
This book is definitely spicy which is the point of the story. If you don't like reading spice, this is not the book for you.
Overall, this book wasn't the right book for me at the time which impacted my thoughts about it. The pace is slow, there is a lot of description, and the miscommunication was a bit much. If you are up for a slow-paced story, this would be a better fit for you.
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For adults coming back together, I would've loved to see more communication from Kristy and Connor. There were more than a few moments I wished they would just be honest about how they were feeling instead of bottling everything up. That said, their banter was absolutely great. Honestly, their best communication is through banter.
A lot of my negative feelings about this book were because I simply wasn't in the mood for itThe pacing of this book is superrr slow. The slow burn was slowly burning, that is for sure.
I felt like this book felt even more Scottish in terms of slang and attitudes than the previous books in this series. The beauty of the coast was very apparent. That said, there was almost too much description of the visuals . All of this description minorly bogged down the plot. I found myself skipping through to the dialogue to get through.
This book is definitely spicy which is the point of the story. If you don't like reading spice, this is not the book for you.
Overall, this book wasn't the right book for me at the time which impacted my thoughts about it. The pace is slow, there is a lot of description, and the miscommunication was a bit much. If you are up for a slow-paced story, this would be a better fit for you.
For a more in-depth review please see my blog: https://readintowonderland.blogspot.c...
July 5, 2024
Thirty three year old online listicle journo Kirsty is summoned back to her small town in Scotland to help her mother and father with their health challenges.
Connor never got over his teenage girlfriend Kirsty, even sixteen years after they broke up and she arsed herself off to London and away from him. He finds himself back in his hometown when he gets a three week leave from his job on a North Sea based oil platform.
When Kirsty and Connor collide in the grocery store, crisp packets and sparks fly, but Kirsty is still salty about their breakup. The pair are tasked with working together to represent Kirsty’s parents’ cafe at a multi day local event, and the close quarters breed intimacy and antagonism in equal measure. When old wounds are revisited with new perspectives, they can no longer deny their attraction.
Connor is intent on making things right with Kirsty, but will she be willing to risk getting hurt again?
This was a delightful, steamy, poignant romp in an idyllic setting. I really loved reading it.
I received an advance reader copy from the author and bookfunnel, and I’m pleased to share my honest impressions.
Connor never got over his teenage girlfriend Kirsty, even sixteen years after they broke up and she arsed herself off to London and away from him. He finds himself back in his hometown when he gets a three week leave from his job on a North Sea based oil platform.
When Kirsty and Connor collide in the grocery store, crisp packets and sparks fly, but Kirsty is still salty about their breakup. The pair are tasked with working together to represent Kirsty’s parents’ cafe at a multi day local event, and the close quarters breed intimacy and antagonism in equal measure. When old wounds are revisited with new perspectives, they can no longer deny their attraction.
Connor is intent on making things right with Kirsty, but will she be willing to risk getting hurt again?
This was a delightful, steamy, poignant romp in an idyllic setting. I really loved reading it.
I received an advance reader copy from the author and bookfunnel, and I’m pleased to share my honest impressions.
June 23, 2024
Best book yet! I love a second chance romance and Connor and Kirsty are teenage sweethearts who have been apart for 14 years. Part funny, large amounts of angst...I absolutely loved it!!
June 25, 2024
This was a cute book for the summer! Second change love and small town this was adorable to read and it got me in the mood for reading at the beach on vacation!! Thank you for the arc Beatrice 🩵
February 7, 2026
I can't get over how good these books are. They are so real and I laugh out loud. I read each one in a single night. So good.
January 16, 2025
A Sweet Start, But Needs More Depth
Love on the Scottish Summer Coast" offers a charming premise with its picturesque Scottish setting and the promise of a heartwarming romance. The initial chapters are engaging, drawing the reader into the quaint village and introducing the endearing protagonist.
However, as the story progresses, it feels a bit predictable. The plot follows familiar tropes, and the character development could be deeper. While the romance blossoms, it lacks the spark and intensity that would truly elevate it.
Highlights:
- Charming Setting: The vivid descriptions of the Scottish coast create a picturesque backdrop.
- Likable Protagonist: The main character is generally relatable and easy to root for.
Room for Improvement:
- Predictable Plot: The story follows familiar romantic comedy tropes.
- Lack of Depth: Character development could be more nuanced.
- Underdeveloped Romance: The romantic tension lacks the necessary spark.
Love on the Scottish Summer Coast" offers a charming premise with its picturesque Scottish setting and the promise of a heartwarming romance. The initial chapters are engaging, drawing the reader into the quaint village and introducing the endearing protagonist.
However, as the story progresses, it feels a bit predictable. The plot follows familiar tropes, and the character development could be deeper. While the romance blossoms, it lacks the spark and intensity that would truly elevate it.
Highlights:
- Charming Setting: The vivid descriptions of the Scottish coast create a picturesque backdrop.
- Likable Protagonist: The main character is generally relatable and easy to root for.
Room for Improvement:
- Predictable Plot: The story follows familiar romantic comedy tropes.
- Lack of Depth: Character development could be more nuanced.
- Underdeveloped Romance: The romantic tension lacks the necessary spark.
June 30, 2024
If Beatrice writes it, I will read it and absolutely love it. Many thanks to her for sharing an early copy of this story - this review is given without expectation and holds my own opinions!
Our FMC is Kirsty, but her pen name is Christy because the city folk of London can’t be bothered to get her name correct. She left the dust of her small hometown behind years ago to pursue her professional writing career in London and has found herself disillusioned and embarrassed to return home. She left a family business and a misunderstanding set of parents, among other ghosts, and she’s desperate to maintain a vision of success to safe face.
Our MMC Connor is one of those ghosts and while he never left home, he also finds himself adrift and unfulfilled with the life he’s eked out for himself on a rig in the middle of the ocean. He’s shocked and flabbergasted to find Kirsty home for the first time in over a decade and determined that he can be a better version of himself than the smalltown has painted him out to be thanks to the business decisions his family made.
Kirsty comes home and immediately recovers her sass and spark. It’s not like this is a second chance romance where you’re only watching a person have another chance at true love, but seeing how sometimes coming home to the things you thought weren’t going to bring you happiness is actually the one way to get you back to your joy.
I really appreciate the way we got to see both of them come to their own conclusions about how time is short. Sometimes I find that the self-flagellation and animosity between the former lovers in second chance stories is too tragically painful and I struggle feeling enough of a thrill at their HEA to overcome this. THIS IS NOT TRUE HERE, FRIENDS. Both characters recognize that the chemistry they had as teenagers is still there and worth pursuing, even if they don’t know what the future holds for them. I appreciate that there’s more small town shenanigans, like rumors and gossip that heavily impact the choices both our MCs make as it relates to the other. I also appreciate that there were some old rivalries that just didn’t seem to disappear with time - which, in my small town experience, is very accurate.
Kirsty is spicy and snarky, and I am here for all of her quick witted comebacks that lay people down. I am also a big fan of when certain people get their comeuppance.. and when you get to THE PART you’ll know what I’m talking about! So steamy, but in a genuine and deeply moving, emotionally connected way. Also, huge props to the rugby reference - romance needs more rugby (and rugby shorts tbh).
If you like:
- sarcastic and snarky familial relationships
- second Chance stories where neither party holds the past over the others head and can both recognize each contributed to the end of the relationship
- a happy ever after that will leave you fulfilled and include cameo appearances from some recognizable folks featured in previous stories in the series..
..you will really love this delightful story of coming into one’s own while also having another chance at what might have been.
Our FMC is Kirsty, but her pen name is Christy because the city folk of London can’t be bothered to get her name correct. She left the dust of her small hometown behind years ago to pursue her professional writing career in London and has found herself disillusioned and embarrassed to return home. She left a family business and a misunderstanding set of parents, among other ghosts, and she’s desperate to maintain a vision of success to safe face.
Our MMC Connor is one of those ghosts and while he never left home, he also finds himself adrift and unfulfilled with the life he’s eked out for himself on a rig in the middle of the ocean. He’s shocked and flabbergasted to find Kirsty home for the first time in over a decade and determined that he can be a better version of himself than the smalltown has painted him out to be thanks to the business decisions his family made.
Kirsty comes home and immediately recovers her sass and spark. It’s not like this is a second chance romance where you’re only watching a person have another chance at true love, but seeing how sometimes coming home to the things you thought weren’t going to bring you happiness is actually the one way to get you back to your joy.
I really appreciate the way we got to see both of them come to their own conclusions about how time is short. Sometimes I find that the self-flagellation and animosity between the former lovers in second chance stories is too tragically painful and I struggle feeling enough of a thrill at their HEA to overcome this. THIS IS NOT TRUE HERE, FRIENDS. Both characters recognize that the chemistry they had as teenagers is still there and worth pursuing, even if they don’t know what the future holds for them. I appreciate that there’s more small town shenanigans, like rumors and gossip that heavily impact the choices both our MCs make as it relates to the other. I also appreciate that there were some old rivalries that just didn’t seem to disappear with time - which, in my small town experience, is very accurate.
Kirsty is spicy and snarky, and I am here for all of her quick witted comebacks that lay people down. I am also a big fan of when certain people get their comeuppance.. and when you get to THE PART you’ll know what I’m talking about! So steamy, but in a genuine and deeply moving, emotionally connected way. Also, huge props to the rugby reference - romance needs more rugby (and rugby shorts tbh).
If you like:
- sarcastic and snarky familial relationships
- second Chance stories where neither party holds the past over the others head and can both recognize each contributed to the end of the relationship
- a happy ever after that will leave you fulfilled and include cameo appearances from some recognizable folks featured in previous stories in the series..
..you will really love this delightful story of coming into one’s own while also having another chance at what might have been.
August 3, 2024
Love on the Scottish Summer Coast is the 3rd stand-alone book in the Escape to Scotland series by Beatrice Bradshaw. It is a charming, cozy and spicy contemporary small-town romance set in Scotland featuring a second chance romance.
Kirsty Munro has spent years in London chasing her career as a journalist while nursing her broken heart. Returning home to Scotland was never part of her plan, but when family duty calls, she returns to her hometown to temporarily manage her parents’ café. Connor Bannerman – the town’s pariah, Kirsty’s first love and also the man, who broke her heart – is also back in Cairnhaven from his offshore job. Not only is he still single, but he is also still very much in love with Kirsty. While trying not to reveal his true feelings, Connor is determined to make up for his past failure and fix things between them. Back in each other’s lives, they are forced to confront their unresolved past and shared history together. Are they ready to give their love a second chance, or is their chance at happiness lost for good?
This is a cute, yet spicy, second chance romance set against the idyllic backdrop of the Scottish coast. Reading the story is like taking a vacation in Scotland without never leaving home – the descriptions are vivid and the Scottish vibe is definitely there. The writing style of the author is enjoyable and you get quickly pulled into the story. The plot rolls out rather slowly, but you won’t get bored. It is a story about past regrets and future decisions, about finding yourself and the real meaning of home. The chemistry between the main characters is undeniable – these two also have a lot of bottled up emotions that have been brewing for years. Kirsty has an identity crisis – she set out to pursue a real writing career, but is now just writing clickbait articles – her life isn’t what she pictured it to be. After their original breakup Connor tried to have a regular life, but after the double-betrayal by his ex-wife and his brother he has become sort of a pariah in the town and he feels undeserving and lonely. Both of the main characters carry loads of emotional baggage from their past, but their reconnection still feels very natural. What I liked most about the characters, is their willingness to admit that they both made mistakes in the past and accept the fact that they were both immature at the time. I also really enjoyed their encounters, the barely hidden tension and all the witty banter between them. They are both hurt, but neither holds the past over the others head. There was one thing, however, that had me slightly annoyed – Connor confronted the real villain, but still there wasn’t a closure for him and the townsfolk – I really would have liked to see a resolution.
All in all, it is a nice and cozy story that really makes you want to go and experience Scotland yourself. I thoroughly enjoyed reading the book. Can’t wait for the next Scottish escape!
I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.
Kirsty Munro has spent years in London chasing her career as a journalist while nursing her broken heart. Returning home to Scotland was never part of her plan, but when family duty calls, she returns to her hometown to temporarily manage her parents’ café. Connor Bannerman – the town’s pariah, Kirsty’s first love and also the man, who broke her heart – is also back in Cairnhaven from his offshore job. Not only is he still single, but he is also still very much in love with Kirsty. While trying not to reveal his true feelings, Connor is determined to make up for his past failure and fix things between them. Back in each other’s lives, they are forced to confront their unresolved past and shared history together. Are they ready to give their love a second chance, or is their chance at happiness lost for good?
This is a cute, yet spicy, second chance romance set against the idyllic backdrop of the Scottish coast. Reading the story is like taking a vacation in Scotland without never leaving home – the descriptions are vivid and the Scottish vibe is definitely there. The writing style of the author is enjoyable and you get quickly pulled into the story. The plot rolls out rather slowly, but you won’t get bored. It is a story about past regrets and future decisions, about finding yourself and the real meaning of home. The chemistry between the main characters is undeniable – these two also have a lot of bottled up emotions that have been brewing for years. Kirsty has an identity crisis – she set out to pursue a real writing career, but is now just writing clickbait articles – her life isn’t what she pictured it to be. After their original breakup Connor tried to have a regular life, but after the double-betrayal by his ex-wife and his brother he has become sort of a pariah in the town and he feels undeserving and lonely. Both of the main characters carry loads of emotional baggage from their past, but their reconnection still feels very natural. What I liked most about the characters, is their willingness to admit that they both made mistakes in the past and accept the fact that they were both immature at the time. I also really enjoyed their encounters, the barely hidden tension and all the witty banter between them. They are both hurt, but neither holds the past over the others head. There was one thing, however, that had me slightly annoyed – Connor confronted the real villain, but still there wasn’t a closure for him and the townsfolk – I really would have liked to see a resolution.
All in all, it is a nice and cozy story that really makes you want to go and experience Scotland yourself. I thoroughly enjoyed reading the book. Can’t wait for the next Scottish escape!
I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.
June 29, 2024
Love on the Scottish Summer Coast by Beatrice Bradshaw is a second chance summer romance about letting go of past hurts and fears and finding where you truly belong, with just enough spice to make you swoon.
Kirsty Munroe heads back to her small, seaside Scottish town of Cairnhaven for three weeks to help run her family's small cafe after her father takes a fall. At 18, she had disappointed her parents and went to London to write instead of staying to help run the cafe, a fact they repeatedly remind her of. Connor Bannerman returns to Cairnhaven for a three-week break from his oil rig job, a job he took after his life blew up thanks to his smarmy older brother, ex-wife, and truly awful parents. At 18, he had pushed Kirsty away when she brought up going to London, his biggest regret in life letting her go without a fight. Now, nearly 15 years later, the pair reconnect and sparks fly. But when the three weeks is up, they both have to decide if they're going to let the past repeat itself or if they're going to move forward, together this time.
Kirsty and Connor's story was one of the best second chance romances I've read. Both made mistakes and both admitted to it, but they didn't easily get over the past hurt. Kirsty struggled with her identity, wanting to please both her parents and herself, but was disappointed in the life she was leading as an author of terrible clickbait articles instead of fantasy novels. Connor tried to have a regular job and a regular life after Kirsty left, but betrayal by his brother and wife left him even more battered. Both have baggage when it comes to their parents, which played a part in their separation, but it's also what helped bring them back together. Their reconnection felt natural, not forced.
However, I would have liked to have seen a resolution between Connor and the town. The town blames Connor for his brother's actions, something that is brought up multiple times throughout the book and even results in a confrontation. But there's never any wrap up with that plot point. I also would have liked to see more writing by Kirsty. Writing is all she wants to do, but you don't actually see her writing anything, not even a cringy clickbait article, until the epilogue. I feel like since she had made her way back home, she would have made her way back to writing what she loves along the way.
Overall, Love on the Scottish Summer Coast was a sweet summer read about regrets and discovering who you want to be, set amongst the backdrop of the Scottish coast and smalltown life. Take it to the beach and lose yourself in Kirsty and Connor's story of finding your way back to where and to who you belong.
I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.
Kirsty Munroe heads back to her small, seaside Scottish town of Cairnhaven for three weeks to help run her family's small cafe after her father takes a fall. At 18, she had disappointed her parents and went to London to write instead of staying to help run the cafe, a fact they repeatedly remind her of. Connor Bannerman returns to Cairnhaven for a three-week break from his oil rig job, a job he took after his life blew up thanks to his smarmy older brother, ex-wife, and truly awful parents. At 18, he had pushed Kirsty away when she brought up going to London, his biggest regret in life letting her go without a fight. Now, nearly 15 years later, the pair reconnect and sparks fly. But when the three weeks is up, they both have to decide if they're going to let the past repeat itself or if they're going to move forward, together this time.
Kirsty and Connor's story was one of the best second chance romances I've read. Both made mistakes and both admitted to it, but they didn't easily get over the past hurt. Kirsty struggled with her identity, wanting to please both her parents and herself, but was disappointed in the life she was leading as an author of terrible clickbait articles instead of fantasy novels. Connor tried to have a regular job and a regular life after Kirsty left, but betrayal by his brother and wife left him even more battered. Both have baggage when it comes to their parents, which played a part in their separation, but it's also what helped bring them back together. Their reconnection felt natural, not forced.
However, I would have liked to have seen a resolution between Connor and the town. The town blames Connor for his brother's actions, something that is brought up multiple times throughout the book and even results in a confrontation. But there's never any wrap up with that plot point. I also would have liked to see more writing by Kirsty. Writing is all she wants to do, but you don't actually see her writing anything, not even a cringy clickbait article, until the epilogue. I feel like since she had made her way back home, she would have made her way back to writing what she loves along the way.
Overall, Love on the Scottish Summer Coast was a sweet summer read about regrets and discovering who you want to be, set amongst the backdrop of the Scottish coast and smalltown life. Take it to the beach and lose yourself in Kirsty and Connor's story of finding your way back to where and to who you belong.
I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.
July 14, 2024
Kirsty Munro's return to her Scottish hometown after years in London wasn't part of her plan. Neither was falling for her first boyfriend all over again.
When family duty calls, the journalist finds herself temporarily managing her parents' café in the small town of Cairnhaven on the Aberdeenshire coast.
That's not the only thing she finds.
Back from his offshore job is Connor Bannerman – her first love and the first man who ever broke her heart. He's single, he's lonely, and he's still in love with Kirsty. Grappling with his own regrets, Connor is determined to make up for his betrayal. But he can't tell Kirsty how he really feels. Ever.
Thrust back into each other's lives, they are forced to confront the unresolved tensions and the tender memories of their shared history.
Amidst the picturesque backdrop of Cairnhaven, Kirsty must navigate the changed landscapes of both her hometown and her heart, deciding if she wants to return to London. And Connor must learn to forgive himself. Before it’s too late and he loses her again – forever.
“Love on the Scottish Summer Coast” is the third standalone book in the 'Escape to Scotland Series”. This has been my favourite so far - just loved Kirsty and Connor’s story. A childhood sweethearts relationship that did not end well 💔and when they reunite years latter, they realise that their feelings have not changed. The sparks fly between these two 🔥 Can they overcome the issues that drove them apart to start with? Will their relationship work?
This is a second chance romance set on the beautiful Scottish coastline 🏴 A thoroughly enjoyable read from one chapter to the next - at times you are metaphorical “on the edge of your chair” wondering what will happen next. You will fall in love with Kirsty and Connor, hoping that everything with work out for them and they have a future together. Overall, I would highly recommend this book and you will not be disappointed 😊
When family duty calls, the journalist finds herself temporarily managing her parents' café in the small town of Cairnhaven on the Aberdeenshire coast.
That's not the only thing she finds.
Back from his offshore job is Connor Bannerman – her first love and the first man who ever broke her heart. He's single, he's lonely, and he's still in love with Kirsty. Grappling with his own regrets, Connor is determined to make up for his betrayal. But he can't tell Kirsty how he really feels. Ever.
Thrust back into each other's lives, they are forced to confront the unresolved tensions and the tender memories of their shared history.
Amidst the picturesque backdrop of Cairnhaven, Kirsty must navigate the changed landscapes of both her hometown and her heart, deciding if she wants to return to London. And Connor must learn to forgive himself. Before it’s too late and he loses her again – forever.
“Love on the Scottish Summer Coast” is the third standalone book in the 'Escape to Scotland Series”. This has been my favourite so far - just loved Kirsty and Connor’s story. A childhood sweethearts relationship that did not end well 💔and when they reunite years latter, they realise that their feelings have not changed. The sparks fly between these two 🔥 Can they overcome the issues that drove them apart to start with? Will their relationship work?
This is a second chance romance set on the beautiful Scottish coastline 🏴 A thoroughly enjoyable read from one chapter to the next - at times you are metaphorical “on the edge of your chair” wondering what will happen next. You will fall in love with Kirsty and Connor, hoping that everything with work out for them and they have a future together. Overall, I would highly recommend this book and you will not be disappointed 😊
August 18, 2024
Duty calls in this third instalment of Beatrice Bradshaw’s Love on the Scottish Coast books . Journalist Kirsty Munroe finds herself back home in Cairnhaven on the Aberdeenshire Coast and temporarily managing her parents’ cafe . Also back from his off shore job is her first boyfriend Connor…. Suffice to say love will always find a way and these two? Well their’s is no exception. So it’s really no wonder when they finally stop dilly dallying and voice their intentions. Connor must learn to forgive himself before he can resolve his intentions before it’s too late for him to confront his date . You’ve gotta a bit of growing up mate. A beautiful simmering romance between lovers Kirsty Munroe and Connor Bannerman are a joy to read in this sizzling second chance of love story. Enchanting shores and love of course this steamy love story is a picture perfect outlook on a Summer that found love on this beautiful Scottish Summer Coast . The writing? Well of course that’s succinct and inspiring and I will never be tiring of Beatrice Bradshaw’s writing. There’s such imagination and the picturesque Scotland is beautifully written and inviting , it sends you on a journey and with Scotland and its coasts you’re smitten , along with the awesome characters and their story that is described so perfectly it flows as it goes through the Summer season . I’m leaving my review voluntarily and in my own words.
September 3, 2024
An engaging, entertaining romance, yet not a billionaire in sight. 5*
I liked this novel, which had given much more than many other publications in this genre. Kirsty and Connor used to mean a lot to each other, but 14 years is a very long time to brood over a relationship that is no more. Kirsty, is back from London following a not-so-successful journalistic career to help her family and their cafe and Connor is back in Cairnhaven, the North-Eastern quaint Scottish Coastal town for a few weeks, in between his full-on oil-rig job. A chance meeting shakes their emotionless existence and although unwittingly at first, they both begin to realize that they are having fun together. What made the book enjoyable for me, was the author’s ability to make the reader hear genuine Scottish idioms, expressions and accents by manipulating the phonics until the reader can practically hear the conversation of the participants in their true Scottish dialect. Well, as close as written text can. All of the characters are well-developed and described with scene-appropriate dialogue, the slow-burning but steamy interactions make this novel easy to read and enjoy. The HEA in the end is welcome and the reader can’t help rooting for the protagonists to reach a happy resolution. I am more than happy to recommend this book.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I liked this novel, which had given much more than many other publications in this genre. Kirsty and Connor used to mean a lot to each other, but 14 years is a very long time to brood over a relationship that is no more. Kirsty, is back from London following a not-so-successful journalistic career to help her family and their cafe and Connor is back in Cairnhaven, the North-Eastern quaint Scottish Coastal town for a few weeks, in between his full-on oil-rig job. A chance meeting shakes their emotionless existence and although unwittingly at first, they both begin to realize that they are having fun together. What made the book enjoyable for me, was the author’s ability to make the reader hear genuine Scottish idioms, expressions and accents by manipulating the phonics until the reader can practically hear the conversation of the participants in their true Scottish dialect. Well, as close as written text can. All of the characters are well-developed and described with scene-appropriate dialogue, the slow-burning but steamy interactions make this novel easy to read and enjoy. The HEA in the end is welcome and the reader can’t help rooting for the protagonists to reach a happy resolution. I am more than happy to recommend this book.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
August 29, 2025
Kirsty is originally from Scotland. She has been living in London for the last fourteen years, working as a journalist but not really with big career aspirations. She likes the stories, but not the greasing of elbows and backstabbing part of it. She is single, midlife, and quite funny. She gets called home because of a family emergency and must come home to run the family café in Scotland.
Connor works on an oil rig in the North Sea. The author is quite hedonistic with her words upon describing what takes place on this oil rig. Apparently, home holds bad memories for him, and he uses his job to escape them.
Of course, Kirsty and Connor, teenage exs, run into each on the small town of Cairnhaven in the grocery store and cause a ruckus. But we do get the flashback to the breakup that sent them both running. Her parents’ cafe is struggling, but they are stuck in the past. They have a lot of realistic history to unfold and work past, and there is a lot of miscommunication.
Her dad is diagnosed with a chronic illness. Of course, Connor seems to have a hero complex and wants to make up for his regrets, which means he gets roped into assisting her family’s cafe and her in village festival stuff, which he isn’t exactly comfortable with, but it gets him in very close proximity to Kirsty.
The banter is feisty and under-toned with attraction. Oh, the attraction finally heats up as they discuss the secrets of the past, and I’m surprised she initiated it first. I love his nickname for her and the fact that she is fierce but also fragile. Connor is protective but loving. This may be a second-chance romance with midlife fiction, but it is like they are fixing what broke at eighteen and starting back where they left off after they fixed the damage.
Well, this book gets steamy and a little wild. It seems these two have reignited their hormones and are rediscovering adult passion. Her life feels pulled in different directions: her job and home in London, her parents and their dreams in Scotland, and her heart with Connor. What will she choose?
I know what I would decide, but Kirsty is a bit of a firecracker and does have her own dreams, so no idea what her decision will be. The choice is small town or big city? What will she decide, and will her decision break hearts, even her own?
In the meantime, Connor goes back to being hopeless, back to the rig soon, and thinking he doesn’t matter as much as the big city job, but really, the decision is in Kirsty's hands. So she makes her decision, and he becomes a martyr instead of the backbone she needs. I guess the second time is the charm, and Connor screws it up again.
So she lost herself yet again until the traumatic wake-up and clunked her on the head moment, but she was coming to the realization. But maybe this time she’ll stay. Oh, they finally make a mature decision for themselves, not because of someone else, but it sets them on the course to each other for the third time.
This book ends with a lovely woman in charge, happily ever after.
This story is enjoyable, with a great setting, a charming small town, the café, and a strong second-chance storyline. However, the contrast between her fiery personality and his passivity felt off to me, and the ending, while satisfying with her in charge, seemed unusual. The characters eventually make the right choices for themselves, though it takes time and some setbacks. The relationship and steamy scenes are mostly mature, but at times feel adolescent again. Overall, there is vivid scenery and a nice flow to the storyline.
Connor works on an oil rig in the North Sea. The author is quite hedonistic with her words upon describing what takes place on this oil rig. Apparently, home holds bad memories for him, and he uses his job to escape them.
Of course, Kirsty and Connor, teenage exs, run into each on the small town of Cairnhaven in the grocery store and cause a ruckus. But we do get the flashback to the breakup that sent them both running. Her parents’ cafe is struggling, but they are stuck in the past. They have a lot of realistic history to unfold and work past, and there is a lot of miscommunication.
Her dad is diagnosed with a chronic illness. Of course, Connor seems to have a hero complex and wants to make up for his regrets, which means he gets roped into assisting her family’s cafe and her in village festival stuff, which he isn’t exactly comfortable with, but it gets him in very close proximity to Kirsty.
The banter is feisty and under-toned with attraction. Oh, the attraction finally heats up as they discuss the secrets of the past, and I’m surprised she initiated it first. I love his nickname for her and the fact that she is fierce but also fragile. Connor is protective but loving. This may be a second-chance romance with midlife fiction, but it is like they are fixing what broke at eighteen and starting back where they left off after they fixed the damage.
Well, this book gets steamy and a little wild. It seems these two have reignited their hormones and are rediscovering adult passion. Her life feels pulled in different directions: her job and home in London, her parents and their dreams in Scotland, and her heart with Connor. What will she choose?
I know what I would decide, but Kirsty is a bit of a firecracker and does have her own dreams, so no idea what her decision will be. The choice is small town or big city? What will she decide, and will her decision break hearts, even her own?
In the meantime, Connor goes back to being hopeless, back to the rig soon, and thinking he doesn’t matter as much as the big city job, but really, the decision is in Kirsty's hands. So she makes her decision, and he becomes a martyr instead of the backbone she needs. I guess the second time is the charm, and Connor screws it up again.
So she lost herself yet again until the traumatic wake-up and clunked her on the head moment, but she was coming to the realization. But maybe this time she’ll stay. Oh, they finally make a mature decision for themselves, not because of someone else, but it sets them on the course to each other for the third time.
This book ends with a lovely woman in charge, happily ever after.
This story is enjoyable, with a great setting, a charming small town, the café, and a strong second-chance storyline. However, the contrast between her fiery personality and his passivity felt off to me, and the ending, while satisfying with her in charge, seemed unusual. The characters eventually make the right choices for themselves, though it takes time and some setbacks. The relationship and steamy scenes are mostly mature, but at times feel adolescent again. Overall, there is vivid scenery and a nice flow to the storyline.
June 24, 2024
Reconnections, Raunch and Rowies.
Beatrice Bradshaw has scored a hat trick with this sweet but saucy second chance romance.
In this, the third book of the Escape to Scotland series, we head to the north east coast of Scotland to meet Connor and Kirsty, teenage sweethearts torn apart in the prime of their love. When the pair return to their quaint home-town of Cairnhaven, a second chance for love arises. Will they grasp it?
The tension is skilfully built with lots of ‘just kiss, won’t you’ moments as the couple dance around one another but never quite admit how they really feel. Until they do, then bam!! The heat! Beatrice Bradshaw has ramped up the sauce for this book and it works so well. Connor is a hot oil rigger with a bit of a dirty mouth and Kirsty can’t get enough of him. And quite frankly, neither could I.
As with the other books in this series, there is a supporting cast of quirky small town characters and some serious themes such as illness and family rifts, all intersected with dollops of humour.
Love on the Scottish Summer Coast is the perfect summer read if you like small town romance, second chance love and sizzling steam. Pack a copy in your suitcase today.
Beatrice Bradshaw has scored a hat trick with this sweet but saucy second chance romance.
In this, the third book of the Escape to Scotland series, we head to the north east coast of Scotland to meet Connor and Kirsty, teenage sweethearts torn apart in the prime of their love. When the pair return to their quaint home-town of Cairnhaven, a second chance for love arises. Will they grasp it?
The tension is skilfully built with lots of ‘just kiss, won’t you’ moments as the couple dance around one another but never quite admit how they really feel. Until they do, then bam!! The heat! Beatrice Bradshaw has ramped up the sauce for this book and it works so well. Connor is a hot oil rigger with a bit of a dirty mouth and Kirsty can’t get enough of him. And quite frankly, neither could I.
As with the other books in this series, there is a supporting cast of quirky small town characters and some serious themes such as illness and family rifts, all intersected with dollops of humour.
Love on the Scottish Summer Coast is the perfect summer read if you like small town romance, second chance love and sizzling steam. Pack a copy in your suitcase today.
August 9, 2024
"Love on the Scottish Summer Coast" by Beatrice Bradshaw is a heartfelt, evocative romance that takes readers on an emotional journey through the breathtaking landscapes of Cairnhaven, Scotland. Bradshaw’s writing is vivid and immersive, capturing the essence of the Scottish coast and the deep, intertwined histories of her characters, Kirsty and Connor.
The story centers on Kirsty Munro and Connor Bannerman, childhood sweethearts whose paths diverged but find their way back to each other. The narrative is rich with emotional depth, exploring themes of forgiveness, second chances, and the complexities of love. Kirsty, a talented writer, and Connor, a former oil rig worker, both carry the scars of their past, yet their love story is one of healing and rediscovery.
Highlights include the touching scenes where Connor reveals his deep, unwavering love for Kirsty, and his actions to protect and support her family. His purchase of the café to prevent it from falling into the hands of an antagonist showcases his commitment and the lengths he’s willing to go for the woman he loves. These moments are poignant, filled with raw emotion and genuine affection.
The proposal scene, where Kirsty asks Connor to marry her with a cupcake and a ring hidden inside, is both unique and heartwarming. The dialogue is tender and sincere, reflecting their shared history and hopes for the future. Bradshaw skillfully portrays the couple's chemistry and deep connection, making their reunion both believable and compelling.
Bradshaw’s depiction of the supporting characters, like Kirsty's friend Lucy and her family, adds depth to the narrative, highlighting the importance of community and belonging. The setting itself, with its picturesque coastal views and the cozy ambiance of the Seaview Café, becomes a character in its own right, enriching the story’s atmosphere.
"Love on the Scottish Summer Coast" is a beautifully crafted romance that resonates with authenticity and charm. Beatrice Bradshaw has woven a tale that is both uplifting and emotionally satisfying, making it a must-read for fans of contemporary romance. The novel is a testament to the power of love and the magic of second chances, set against the stunning backdrop of the Scottish coast.
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I received an advanced copy and am voluntarily reviewing.
The story centers on Kirsty Munro and Connor Bannerman, childhood sweethearts whose paths diverged but find their way back to each other. The narrative is rich with emotional depth, exploring themes of forgiveness, second chances, and the complexities of love. Kirsty, a talented writer, and Connor, a former oil rig worker, both carry the scars of their past, yet their love story is one of healing and rediscovery.
Highlights include the touching scenes where Connor reveals his deep, unwavering love for Kirsty, and his actions to protect and support her family. His purchase of the café to prevent it from falling into the hands of an antagonist showcases his commitment and the lengths he’s willing to go for the woman he loves. These moments are poignant, filled with raw emotion and genuine affection.
The proposal scene, where Kirsty asks Connor to marry her with a cupcake and a ring hidden inside, is both unique and heartwarming. The dialogue is tender and sincere, reflecting their shared history and hopes for the future. Bradshaw skillfully portrays the couple's chemistry and deep connection, making their reunion both believable and compelling.
Bradshaw’s depiction of the supporting characters, like Kirsty's friend Lucy and her family, adds depth to the narrative, highlighting the importance of community and belonging. The setting itself, with its picturesque coastal views and the cozy ambiance of the Seaview Café, becomes a character in its own right, enriching the story’s atmosphere.
"Love on the Scottish Summer Coast" is a beautifully crafted romance that resonates with authenticity and charm. Beatrice Bradshaw has woven a tale that is both uplifting and emotionally satisfying, making it a must-read for fans of contemporary romance. The novel is a testament to the power of love and the magic of second chances, set against the stunning backdrop of the Scottish coast.
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August 16, 2024
“This was the place Kirsty had grown up. The place that shaped her. A shape she’d spent the past fourteen years to twist herself out of.” This was an enjoyable story. A second chance romance set in a lovely Scottish coastal community. The romance had good intensity and emotion. The characters were engaging and the setting interesting. Kirsty and Connor had an epic adolescent love story, but it fell apart when Kirsty had opportunities to chase her dreams in London. Many years later, Kirsty was struggling with the trajectory of her career and life when her parents’ health led her to take some time to help them back in her small seaside hometown. Exposed to her first love Connor again, they both had to face unresolved feelings and the growth of new ones. This also meant reconciling old dreams with new ones and facing obstacles. There are elements included in this story that involve parental and sibling neglect, conflict, and estrangement, as well as divorce and chronic progressive illness. This is a detailed open door romance with innuendo and strong harsh language throughout.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
June 20, 2024
Wow! Really romantic second chance💞
I was totally entranced with the romance of this novel. Small town kids Connor and Kirsty who grew up in each other's pocket, defending one another from school bullies, to teenagers in love ripped apart by an emotionally charged argument on Hogmanay and then coming back in touch after fourteen years with so many unresolved feelings. Yes, there are steamy scenes, but for me the emotion, and especially Connor's side of things, really brought all the feels as he tries to do what's best to counteract his youthful actions and support the woman he loves. This was a male lead unafraid to speak his emotions and I loved him for that.
The author has created some great characters in this series and I love the Scottish backdrop, here set in a small town on Scotland's East Coast.
Can't wait for the next book in the series! The preceding book in the series was also a great read, but I think this one was even better.
I read a complimentary advance copy of the book; this is my voluntary and honest opinion.
I was totally entranced with the romance of this novel. Small town kids Connor and Kirsty who grew up in each other's pocket, defending one another from school bullies, to teenagers in love ripped apart by an emotionally charged argument on Hogmanay and then coming back in touch after fourteen years with so many unresolved feelings. Yes, there are steamy scenes, but for me the emotion, and especially Connor's side of things, really brought all the feels as he tries to do what's best to counteract his youthful actions and support the woman he loves. This was a male lead unafraid to speak his emotions and I loved him for that.
The author has created some great characters in this series and I love the Scottish backdrop, here set in a small town on Scotland's East Coast.
Can't wait for the next book in the series! The preceding book in the series was also a great read, but I think this one was even better.
I read a complimentary advance copy of the book; this is my voluntary and honest opinion.
July 9, 2024
I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily. Connor & Kirsty: I really enjoyed this book. This is my first time reading this author and I'm pleasantly surprised. This is a second chance romance that had me saying, "aww" a couple of times. Kirsty and Connor have been friends since elementary and dated so through high school. They had plans to travel the world after graduation but plans changed and they were both left heartbroken. Fourteen years later, Kirsty is called home because her parents need her. Just so happens to be at the same time Connor docks from his three week job on the oil rig. I'm just gonna say that for me, Kirsty's parents are a trigger. So much of them, I see in my mom and for that, even I was trying to rebel and get out of that town. So I really resonated with her on that front. However I do feel like stupid mistakes were made by both characters and Connor is really sweet. Humor- 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣, Spice- 🌶️🌶️🌶️. Definitely will read this author again.
August 8, 2024
This is the third in this series, I haven't read previous books and still enjoyed this book. Kirsty had left Scotland and her life there behind years ago. She'd hope to build a new life and career in London. But now all these years later she has to go home to help her parents and face the past she'd hope to leave behind forever. Connor has cut off his family and now works on the rigs. Although it's a hard life he feels it's what he deserves. Still living in his hometown on his weeks off he'd had to live with the pain his family caused and the reaction from the townsfolk. That is until a chance meeting in the local supermarket brings his past and present together. What is she doing back here? Does she ever think about him? Kirsty tries her best to avoid him but doesn't succeed. Can they forget their past, can they forgive what happened and rebuild theirselves. Or is it true the past is best left in the past. This is a story of growth, forgiveness and family. I found the storyline a bit slow but on the whole I'm glad I read this book and may even read the previous books
July 1, 2024
This was a super cute read!
At its heart, Love on the Scottish Summer Coast is a story of past regrets, second-chances, and finding yourself. It's filled with banter that will have you smiling at your screen, raw and emotional moments that will make you want to cry, yell at the characters for being stubborn, or make your heart flutter at the sweetness, and just enough✨️other✨️ scenes to make you blush.
The only real downfalls for me are that the town's issues with Connor are never resolved - even after Connor confronts the person the town should *really* be angry at (publicly too), and that I would have liked to see a little more of Kirsty and Connor's lives through the rest of the year leading up to the epilogue!
You'll like this book if you like: small town vibes, summer reads, romcoms, high school sweethearts, open-door spice, books written with an accent, and HEA!
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
At its heart, Love on the Scottish Summer Coast is a story of past regrets, second-chances, and finding yourself. It's filled with banter that will have you smiling at your screen, raw and emotional moments that will make you want to cry, yell at the characters for being stubborn, or make your heart flutter at the sweetness, and just enough✨️other✨️ scenes to make you blush.
The only real downfalls for me are that the town's issues with Connor are never resolved - even after Connor confronts the person the town should *really* be angry at (publicly too), and that I would have liked to see a little more of Kirsty and Connor's lives through the rest of the year leading up to the epilogue!
You'll like this book if you like: small town vibes, summer reads, romcoms, high school sweethearts, open-door spice, books written with an accent, and HEA!
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
September 28, 2024
- Second chance
- Coming home
- Small town
- Miscommunication
I just loved this book! The pining! The angst! It was so yummy!
When they were teenagers, Connor and Kirsty were everything to each other. But that changed one night when Kirsty makes the decision to go to London to go to school. Connor is devastated as he was going to propose that same night. But instead he said some awful things….and Kirsty was gone.
Now, over a decade later, Kirsty has come back home to the small coastal village in Scotland to help her parents with their cafe. Her life in London was not as glamorous or satisfying as she thought it would be, but writing is her passion. Why can't her parents support that?
Connor works on an oil rig and still lives in town. When he sees Kirsty is visiting, all the feelings come rushing back. Can he ever hope for her forgiveness?
- Coming home
- Small town
- Miscommunication
I just loved this book! The pining! The angst! It was so yummy!
When they were teenagers, Connor and Kirsty were everything to each other. But that changed one night when Kirsty makes the decision to go to London to go to school. Connor is devastated as he was going to propose that same night. But instead he said some awful things….and Kirsty was gone.
Now, over a decade later, Kirsty has come back home to the small coastal village in Scotland to help her parents with their cafe. Her life in London was not as glamorous or satisfying as she thought it would be, but writing is her passion. Why can't her parents support that?
Connor works on an oil rig and still lives in town. When he sees Kirsty is visiting, all the feelings come rushing back. Can he ever hope for her forgiveness?
July 6, 2024
Connor and Kirsty were teenage sweethearts years ago and both with broken hearts. Their meeting after 14 years and getting back to each others lives in the small town is uneasy. Who broke whose heart? It is not so clear anymore when they open their hearts and start to talk.
Loved characters, their jokes, sarcastic communication style, interactions between themselves and their families.
Perfect steamy and cosy second chance romance on scenic surroundings. Their not so easy relationships with families and locals.
Loved the story line, their way back to each other, solutions, regaining trust and how they learn to love each other's grown up versions.
Definitely want to read other books in series.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
Loved characters, their jokes, sarcastic communication style, interactions between themselves and their families.
Perfect steamy and cosy second chance romance on scenic surroundings. Their not so easy relationships with families and locals.
Loved the story line, their way back to each other, solutions, regaining trust and how they learn to love each other's grown up versions.
Definitely want to read other books in series.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
July 9, 2024
A cute summer read set in the small town of Cairnhaven on the Aberdeenshire coast in Scotland. Connor and Kirsty’s second chance at love. They were together when they were teenagers, but a job-offer in London got Kirsty moving away at age 18, and Connor was left behind in the town. She is forced to move back to help out her parents with their café. Can they have another chance with each other?
Delightfully steamy and good writing in the book. I really enjoyed this read. Would love to read more about Connor and the towns dispute with him. Was is resolved or what happened after the HEA? All in all, a cute read I recommend.
I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.
Delightfully steamy and good writing in the book. I really enjoyed this read. Would love to read more about Connor and the towns dispute with him. Was is resolved or what happened after the HEA? All in all, a cute read I recommend.
I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.
July 22, 2024
Love on the Scottish Summer Coast is a sweet small-town romance that instantly made me want to move to Scotland, open a cafe, and meet a rugged Scotsman. This book was easy to devour in just a couple of sittings. Beatrice Bradshaw writes beautifully. I loved how, in the end, the characters were able to learn to be together without foregoing their own passions and dreams. It felt like a great pairing, and their chemistry was undeniable. Their banter was also so funny, and I loved all the Scottish language and sayings. This was an enjoyable, light-hearted book, and I will definitely be reading more of Bradshaw's books in the future.
July 6, 2024
I'm no stranger to Beatrice Bradshaw's work and this one did not disappoint.
What I love about this book is the way that deep feelings and situations are handled with tact and realism, but also has moments where you laugh out loud.
I really recommend this book if you're looking for a steamy Contemporary Romance set on the magical coastline of Scotland and have a weakness for a Scottish burr.
Thank you to Booksprout for the ARC to enjoy and review.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
What I love about this book is the way that deep feelings and situations are handled with tact and realism, but also has moments where you laugh out loud.
I really recommend this book if you're looking for a steamy Contemporary Romance set on the magical coastline of Scotland and have a weakness for a Scottish burr.
Thank you to Booksprout for the ARC to enjoy and review.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
July 23, 2024
This was my first book I’ve read by this author and I’m definitely a fan !! This story has it all from sweet moments to , witty banter that will have you laughing to moments with raw emotion that will have you crying and also very steamy sizzling moments ! Kristy and Connor are so good together it just takes 10 years and a lot of obstacles to get a chance at it ! Your definitely gonna want to read this book!.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
September 8, 2024
I thoroughly enjoyed Love on the Scottish Summer Coast by Beatrice Bradshaw. It was fun to escape to Kirsty and Connor's Scottish town and immerse myself in their second chance love story. Kirsty and Connor are wonderful characters. I loved how the author exposes their vulnerability and strengths. The attraction between them was jumping out of the pages! There were some funny and hilarious (I adore Isa!) and heartbreaking scenes. The story is heartwarming, touching, spicy and very romantic. I will definitely be reading more of this author!
July 5, 2024
Love On The Summer Scottish Coast was a sweet little romance that scratches all the right itches:
- Small town romance
- Second chance romance
- Light enemies to lovers
Connor and Kirstie's story was just the right amount of sweetness, angst, and hotness. I am new to Bradshaw's writing, but I will definitely be checking out her backlist!
I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.
- Small town romance
- Second chance romance
- Light enemies to lovers
Connor and Kirstie's story was just the right amount of sweetness, angst, and hotness. I am new to Bradshaw's writing, but I will definitely be checking out her backlist!
I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.
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