

A whisky cocktail for finishing off this book which was a sweet story about relocating to Scotland and finding a home. The food sounded phenomenal
A whisky cocktail for finishing off this book which was a sweet story about relocating to Scotland and finding a home. The food sounded phenomenal
Should probably be drinking whiskey with this but it‘s Sunday night so a sparkling water will do. The rain has come 🎉🎉🎉 #wesureneededthis 👵🏻 #hyggehourreadathon is a go
I liked but didn't love this one. Set in a small village in the Highlands, Ruby moves into a cottage for a year to figure out her future and work on a cookbook. She ends up getting involved in the town tourism politics and finding community with the townspeople. Her relationship with Brochan was a bit frustrating to me, fighting over secrets held back in a way I felt was unnecessary. Overall I loved the Scotland setting & found family aspects most
Meh, this was okay. I didn‘t feel a strong connection between Brochan and Ruby, but really liked Grace. It‘s a cute romance, with some unnecessary sex scenes, but overall it was just okay for me.
My rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️
Very cute. I think I would have preferred it with less descriptive sex scenes but it seems that's what sells.
“RUBY SPENCER‘S WHISKY YEAR follows a thirty-something American food writer who moves to Scotland for one year to fulfill her dream of writing a cookbook.”
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