This was my first Heather Webber book and I'm just not convinced she's the author for me! I loved the cosy, small town setting, especially the bakery and all the divine cake descriptions. But I found the constant emotional drama of the main characters really tiring, especially when so much of the plot was due to people keeping secrets from each other. Overall it's a very readable book that will surely have many fans, it just wasn't my style.

Thanks to NetGalley and Tor Publishing for the.opportunity to read A Certain Kind of Starlight by Heather Webber, an author who never disappoints. I read this straight through in one sitting and was sad to finish.

Addie, Tessa Jane, Aunt Bean, the sugar birds and every other wonderful character in a Certain Kind of Starlight are absolutely charming. Heather Webber has a real gift for making the good hearts huge and the baddies stck out like sore thumbs. I am grateful I never have to guess who I'm supposed to cheer for in her books

I absolutely loved this book! Filled with the author's usual blend of Southern Charm, magic, family relationships, friendship and romance. A joyful read, with excellent character development, descriptive settings and a perfect pace.

Addie and Tessa Jane have never acted as sisters. When Aunt Bean calls them to her house due to a health emergency they work together and learn about their history. ARC from Net Galley.