This is a lovely, uplifting read. It is part of a series, but can be read as a standalone novel. We catch up with some of the characters from the previous books, which is nice.
This is an uplifting and heartwarming read, very enjoyable.
Thank you to Netgalley and the Publisher for my arc.

The Bookshop at the Cornish Cove is a delightful escape to the Cornish coast, filled with community spirit, friendship, and the joy of new beginnings. Kim's writing is warm and inviting, making the setting and characters feel instantly like home.

The story has a lovely balance of heart, humour, and hope, with characters you can’t help but root for. The coastal backdrop is beautifully described, adding a touch of magic that makes this book perfect for curling up with on a quiet afternoon.

A feel-good, heart warming read that left me smiling.

The Bookshop at the Cornish Cove is the perfect cozy escape. When Nancy unexpectedly inherits some money, she decides to follow her heart and open a bookshop in a charming Cornish village. What she doesn’t expect is the chaos of actually running a business—or the arrival of Dennis, the confident (and slightly infuriating) grandson of her friend, who might just be the reluctant help she needs.

The romance is sweet and slow-burn, the setting is utterly idyllic, and the cast of supporting characters—especially Dennis’s hilarious nan—adds so much warmth and charm. Nancy is easy to root for, and her journey of self-discovery and second chances is uplifting without ever feeling saccharine.

It’s a feel-good story filled with community, heart, and the magic of books. A lovely, comforting read—perfect for fans of small-town romances with a dash of humor and a whole lot of heart.

An absolutely beautiful and heart warming story by Kim, she's written some wonderful stories and this one is filled with books, fun, love and drama.
Recommended as an easy to follow summer read.

I absolutely loved everything about this book, from the plot to the characters, the setting, it was just a perfect read, it had humour and characters that I absolutely loved, Nan had me giggling ,what a funny lady ,another fantastic book in the series.

Another fun read from the Cornish Cove series. Some characters you will remember some are new. Nancy is leaking money before she has a chance to make it, can Dennis help her make a success of the bookshop she’s always dreamt of.?

When I requested this book I didn't realise it wasn't the first instalment until I had finished it. But it didn't really matter as I still enjoyed the book and downloaded all the other books in this series. I really hope there is another instalment soon.

What can I say just fabulous Kim Nash never disappoints. Love her characters and hearing their stories. They really make you feel like you are there in cornwall with them. Cant wait for the next book.

Lovely feel good book to read. Set in the beautiful idylicc setting of Cornwall. It was a funny up lifting book. Lovely characters, and very well written.

Thanks to Netgalley and the publisher for an ARC of this book. I have chosen to write this honest review voluntarily and it reflects my personal opinion.
I have enjoyed each book in this series to a lesser degree with each story, and this novel is no exception. The continuity from the last book seemed awry, with comments about Vi's cleaner (she didn't have one previously) and Dennis being 'like a Hollywood movie star' when Vi had been telling him he was 'getting porky' in the 3rd instalment, and we are told 'Vi was well known in the village for her random concoctions' although this is the first time we've been told this about a character who has appeared in every book. Nancy does not seem to behave like a woman in her late twenties, and is the most unforgiving and selfish person, I don't know why Dennis likes her! The final straw was the amount of bad language; it has been steadily increasing throughout the series, reaching a crescendo in this book where the word t*** appears so frequently I wonder if the author realises how truly offensive it is. Vi might be an elderly woman who speaks her mind but there is no excuse for this level of rudeness and vulgarity. I didn't enjoy this story at all.

The Bookshop at the Cornish Cove is a heartwarming and charming escape that will leave readers dreaming of coastal getaways and cozy bookshops. Nancy is a relatable and endearing heroine, determined to make her dream bookshop a success despite the challenges she faces. The picturesque setting of Driftwood Bay, with its stunning views and slower pace of life, serves as the perfect backdrop for her journey. Dennis, the high-flying businessman, starts off as a bit of a know-it-all, but his character grows as he learns from Nancy and the town’s simpler, more fulfilling way of life. The slow-burn romance between them adds an enjoyable layer to the story, and their dynamic is sweet as they both teach and learn from each other. While the plot feels familiar, the book’s charm and the development of the characters' relationship make it a delightful and satisfying read. Ideal for fans of feel-good romances with a beautiful setting.

Sweet book with lots of tension flowing between the two main characters. This author draws you in with good descriptions of the setting and characters that you can relate to. Lovely story that I really enjoyed.

Right book at the right moment: life affirming, romantic. It made me smile and root for the characters
Due to health issues cannot will write a proper review at a later time
Recommended.
Many thanks to the publisher for this ARC, all opinions are mineA more extensive review will follow

Everything you could want from a romance set in Cornwall: a beautiful seaside setting, a cast of interesting characters, and a single female lead who’s setting up her own bookshop and struggling until the arrival of Dennis, an attractive business consultant from London who’s visiting his grandmother. I didn’t warm to Dennis’s attitude initially but as his back story was gradually revealed, it made more sense. An entertaining read. I haven’t read the other books in the series but that didn’t spoil my enjoyment of this one.

An enjoyable read. Setting was lovely, and the characters were great to read, with interesting backgrounds. Reading this made me want to visit Driftwood Bay and the bookshop myself!

Another fan instalment in Kim Nash's Cornish Cove series. A very enjoyable read with likeable characters and a great setting.

I adored this book. Any book set in a bookstore is good but this was delightful. The relationship between Nancy and Dennis was fun, how he helped her turn her dream store around was so interesting and learning of his background was so touching. I’m heading straight to buy Nash’s back catalogue. Thank you netgalley, the perfect Christmas read.

In the latest Cornish Cove novel, Kim Nash continues this series as life in Driftwood Bay goes on as normal. This time following Nancy, the proud owner of a bookstore (despite not knowing anything about business), readers join her as Dennis, the grandson of one of Nancy’s friends, offers to help her out with his fancy London job and business and banking acumen. However, they get off to a rocky start but continue to work together because Nancy and Dennis both know their strengths and know the other needs their help. Charming, romantic, and slow-going, readers will love the new romance blossoming in Driftwood Bay in this cozy and emotional new novel. The characters are, of course, the star of the novel, and the opposites-attract tropes are in full swing in Nash’s new book. Her characters are complex, humorous, and interesting, and their unique backstories and dynamics with other characters really make readers care about them and immerse themselves in the novel. With its beautiful location and charming characters, readers will love Nash’s new release and the return to Driftwood Bay in Cornwall through the eyes of new characters who have new challenges, new friends, and new romances to work through.

Every book that hace bookshop in the name I need to read it 📚
I really enjoy the story in this book
Thanks netgalley and the publisher for the copy

I'm a sucker for the librarian/bookstore owner/writer romance tropes. This one didn't disappoint. It was sweet and poignant.