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Welcome ERO-TEA-CA: We are open by Alyson Root It’s an age gap, grumpy/sunny, at least on one side – story about the neighboring store owners.

Cassandra was shocked, shocked and angry, unable to believe that the neighboring store she was trying to buy had been sold to the person who opened a porn store. It was her assumption that despite guaranteeing it was a tea shop, she stuck with it and carried casual porn. She continued to fight, and the only thing she could derail was seeing her beautiful new neighbor. Do your best, and feel angry at that annoying optimistic woman beyond her management.

Despite her parents’ negative impact, Harriet tried to stay motivated in the face of hostility from neighboring shop owners. Besides Harriet’s intrigued by the beauty of a woman and the increasingly obvious problems she encounters in her trauma throughout her life, it’s easy to ignore her anger.

Both women are determined to succeed in business and find ways to move towards each other. For Harriat, this means infinite patience and understanding, but Cass must face and overcome her fears and fears if she ends up with a woman who loves her completely.

writing

There are enemies of lovers, then Cass and Harriet, which is a totally mismatched pair. The author sets a high standard for the two characters to overcome and then does what seems impossible to blend them together.

Cass has a big question about sex, and the author gives the character a steep hill climbing up the mountain just to succumb to love. Her pace of change was just right, and the strategies her new friends hired were balanced, wise, and somewhat brilliant.

Cass is an engaging character whose tremendous growth does not lose its essence. Harriet is the most patient person ever. This is the author’s constant balance of behavior, which is good for me.

Professionals and my favorite part

The author often makes me feel entertained, pulling out big guns of insults and throwing out all sorts of ugly words like Whippersnapper, Poppycock, Sourpuss, and even Strumpet.

Cass is a real work from the beginning, and her transformation through the story is both fun and very sweet. Harriet and most of the big casts who sympathize with the roles have become wonderful catalysts of change. One of the big themes of the story is forgiveness, oneself, the hurts of the past, and the way to becoming a better person. Reading Cass’s journey to healing is pleasant, not moral, and it has to do with embracing the difficult process of forgiveness.

I like a scene, no matter what story it is, is a new partner who insists that they will follow their lives. The moment I really liked the book, I had to go back and taste it again.

Another surprising moment is that, like some kind of character, there are few negative character portrayals. First, I was surprised to see that the character was a huge asshole, against the type, and then I was brought to a group of friends standing on this negative emotion. There are a lot of things in this book that friends stand up for their friends, despite their quirks, too.

There are a lot of beautiful feelings in the story and I have to keep reminding myself to slow down and enjoy them more fully.

careful

Strict conversations of ruthless characters.

in conclusion

Cass owns the side door of a new store with tea and erotica. She could enjoy tea, but erotic drove her to the corners and she was determined to stop the nonsense. But then she met everyone who was sunny and gorgeous, and her world began to open up. Harriet is nervous about her big new career, while her new neighbors are upset about her huge and negative reactions. She soon noticed that Cas was so gorgeous and injured that he could not do sexually. What else can the tea and sex shop owner help her recover? Especially if that means spending more time with a woman who quickly steals her heart?

It’s a sweet story starring a very hurt woman who finds that the right person can heal her heart. Cass and Harriet are no longer different, but the authors find clever and sweet ways to put them together and propose recovery strategies. Having a huge and diverse cast helps develop everything, but for me the best part of the story is watching an endless amount of patience and eternal sunshine, Harriet goes out of his way to help Cass, even if she has to apologize along the way. Beware of sometimes harsh words such as whippersnapper and strumpet.

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