the irresistible blueberry bakeshop and cafe

Sometimes our hearts are set on one path but we discover they belong on another one.

Sometimes things happen to change the path we are on. But things happened to change their future.Īs Ellen and Roy discover things about their family’s past, Ellen begins to learn the lesson that her grandmother had experienced. They had planned on spending their lives together on the blueberry farm. He was the man Ellen’s grandmother had once loved and who loved her. Roy’s uncle Chet Cummings was the man the letter was addressed. At least her grandmother and his uncle were linked. The two of them discover their pasts are linked. Through a chance encounter – in which Ellen nearly drowns – she meets Roy, who rescues her from the undertow and eventually befriends her. Slowly she uncovers pieces of her past.īut that’s not all that happens in this small town. The life of her grandmother before she got married was a complete mystery to the family. And little did she know that her grandmother left the love of her life in Beacon to attend art school and eventually meet and marry Ellen’s grandfather. Little did she know that her beloved grandmother was an accomplished artist. What was supposed to be a day or two in Maine turns into many more days as Ellen slowly discovers things about her grandmother’s past. She attempts to locate the man to which the letter is addressed, but just cannot find him. They seem to have their future planned out until Ellen’s grandmother dies leaving her with a letter she wants delivered to someone in Maine.Įllen takes off for the quaint little town of Beacon, Maine to fulfill her grandmother’s last wish.

The story is enchanting and the writing brings readers right into the tale of Ellen Branford, a Manhattan attorney engaged to Hayden, another attorney climbing the political ladder. Mary Simses’ novel The Irresistible Blueberry Bakeshop & Café is a captivating story of one woman’s discovery about her family and herself. The Irresistible Blueberry Bakeshop & Café by Mary Simses – Book Review Category: Books and Music

The irresistible blueberry bakeshop and cafe