Christmas at the Comfort Food Cafe (The Comfort Food Cafe, Book 2)

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Full of quirky characters, friendship and humour, you will devour this engaging and heartwarming novel in one sitting Sunday Express

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Becca Fletcher hates Christmas so much, shes considering getting Bah Humbug! tattooed on her forehead. She has her reasons for being Little Miss Grinch; Reasons that make this the very worst time of year for her.

Now, though, she cant avoid her version of ho-ho-hell because shes travelling to the Comfort Food Cafe to spend the festive season with her sister Laura, and her family. Shes expecting mulled wine, the smell of pine trees, 24-hour Christmas movie marathons and all kinds of very merry torture.

But little does Becca know that the Comfort Food Cafe is like no other place on earth. Perched on a snow-covered hill on a windswept bay, its a place full of friendship; a place where broken hearts can heal, and a place where new love can blossom. Its a place where Beccas Christmas miracle really could happen if only she can let it

Inviting readers new and old to pull up a cosy armchair, Christmas at the Comfort Food Cafe is the novella-length follow-up to the 2016 best-seller Summer at the Comfort Food Cafe.

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Oh how I wish the Comfort Food Cafe was real! Annies Book Corner

I felt like I was returning home to friends who I hadnt seen in a long whilewarm hearted and just plain lovely Lisa Talks About

Perfect to enjoy on a crisp afternoon with a delicious hot chocolate (with marshmallows!). I'm sure you'll fall in love with the cafe and all its regulars too Alba in Bookland

A true festive book with a lovely heartwarming story The Reading Shed

What a wonderful return to the Comfort Food Cafehad me smiling from start to finish Rachels Random Reads

A sheer delight Sunday Express

Author Bio

Debbie Johnson is a best-selling author who lives and works in Liverpool, where she divides her time between writing, caring for a small tribe of children and animals, and not doing the housework. She worked as a journalist for many years, until she decided it would be more fun to make up her own stories than to tell other peoples. After trying her hand at pretty much every genre of writing other than Westerns and spy dramas, she has settled on womens fiction that seems to make people laugh and make people cry, often at the same time. Her books include The Birthday That Changed Everything, Pippas Cornish Dream, and Summer at the Comfort Food Cafe, all published by HarperCollins. She also ghost-wrote model and presenter Abbey Clancys debut novel, Remember My Name. Follow her on twitter @debbiemjohnson, or at www.facebook.com/debbiejohnsonauthor but be warned, she mainly talks about dogs.