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The sweetest life is the one you make together \u2026<\/p>\n Corsair\u2019s Cove has a reputation for being one of the most haunted places in the Pacific Northwest. It also has a way of drawing to itself the people who need it most\u2014like the Blackthorne cousins. When Great Aunt Ruby passes and leaves them her chocolate shop, it comes with a few extras she forgot to tell them about\u2014such as a talking parrot and a pirate ghost!<\/p>\n Cursed by an angry ex, Daniel Blackthorne, the Wolf of the West, must help the last descendants of his family find true love before he\u2019s banished forever on Hallowe\u2019en night. But even a skilled sea captain will encounter heavy weather when he tries to get Prudence, Livy, Brynn, and Eloise\u2014four cousins with everything but romance on their minds\u2014into the arms of their soulmates before the clock strikes midnight \u2026<\/p>\n Goodreads<\/a><\/p>\n Amazon<\/a><\/p>\n Review by Brandy<\/p>\n I received this book for an honest review.<\/p>\n The sweetest life is the one you make together \u2026 Corsair\u2019s Cove has a reputation for being one of the most haunted places in the Pacific Northwest. It also has a way of drawing to itself the people who need it most\u2014like the Blackthorne cousins. When Great Aunt Ruby passes and leaves them her chocolate … Continue reading #TwinsieForTheDay -Corsair\u2019s Cove Chocolate Shop: The Complete Set<\/span> ![\"\"](\"https:\/\/i0.wp.com\/twinsietalk.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2020\/07\/synopsis.jpg\")
<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\nThis set is a sweet romance series set in one town. The stories are mostly no adult content, more of a<\/div>\nyou know what is going on, but you don\u2019t know the details, until the last story which gives just a bit<\/div>\nmore.<\/div>\nThe first book Kiss at the Cove gives some background while introducing us to Prudence Parker and her<\/div>\naunt. Prudence is a wedding planner that is seriously dedicated, and her older aunt owns a chocolate<\/div>\nshop. Aunt Ruby is such a character, and even owns a parrot. We are also given some background on<\/div>\nCorsair\u2019s Cove and its lively stories of pirates and ghosts that are part of the town\u2019s history. Pru literally<\/div>\nruns into a new scientist in town and ends up getting his help on some last-minute wedding issues.<\/div>\nWhen family tragedy strikes will they be able to rely on each other, will they run, or will a ghost find a<\/div>\nway to match make from the beyond?<\/div>\nBook two Kiss In The Wind introduces us to Livy Tarbert, a food chemist, that moves back to the cove to<\/div>\nhelp with the chocolate shop. She\u2019s got some interesting ideas for some new chocolate creations that<\/div>\nmight give some people cause to pause. Then there is Mack, the tavern owner, who is trying to find new<\/div>\nideas for improving the town but not everyone on the town council is willing to agree to his plans. They<\/div>\nboth must make a decision about taking a risk on love and there is a chance that a ghost may be helping<\/div>\nthem along.<\/div>\nIn book three Kiss On The Beach we meet Jamie, a carpenter, and Brynn. Brynn is the only cousin with<\/div>\nno interest in helping to run the chocolate shop and even wants to sell her share as she a CFO of a big<\/div>\ncompany. The only trouble is that when she shows up in town, the lawyer is busy playing pirate for the<\/div>\nweekend. Jamie has had a crush on Brynn for years and decides to try to show her what she\u2019s been<\/div>\nmissing. In the end Brynn must decide if she wants the big fancy job with the corner office or a life of<\/div>\nlove in a small town.<\/div>\nThe final book in the series Kiss In The Dark is really interesting. We meet the last of the cousins Eloise<\/div>\nand discover that she is sensitive to spirits and has dealt with some nasty, vindictive ghosts in the past<\/div>\nthat have left her very careful of what goes on around her. We also get the interesting back story of the<\/div>\nghost that haunts the chocolate shop, and how he must find love for all of the cousins. Eloise does not<\/div>\nmake this easy for him at all. We also learn that not only have ghosts been involved in the town, but so<\/div>\nhave witches and Captain Blackthorne is knee deep in the middle of it all. When Blackthorne decides<\/div>\nthat no mortal man is worthy of Eloise things really get interesting.<\/div>\nThere is also a short story at the end called Kiss at the Alter. This is a short story about the couple from<\/div>\nbook 1 and what happens on their wedding day. There is a little dash of ghost meddling and of course<\/div>\nfamily meddling. It’s interesting and sweet. It also sets it up for a branch series.<\/div>\nI really enjoyed this set, and the history of Corsair\u2019s Cove. Each book is not very big, and I finished the<\/div>\nwhole set in one weekend, but I also read really fast. The world building is excellent, and the characters<\/div>\nare well developed. The family grows and changes as each character is introduced, and the cousins learn<\/div>\nhow to work together and be a family. Over all an excellent overreaching arch that each individual book<\/div>\nties into well.<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"