Escape to the beautiful town of Littlewood with this heart-warming read, perfect for fans of Cathy Bramley, Holly Hepburn and Jo Thomas.

Welcome to Brew, a cafe where kindness is almost as important as coffee... almost

Abbie has fled London and the humiliation of not being able to make rent after being made redundant. Her sister, Louise, unlucky in love, has thrown herself into her career at the local hospital. And Eszter, who has travelled from Hungary with her daughter Zoe, is hoping to fulfil her husband's dying wish: to reunite his family.

This summer, three very different women are inspired by the random acts of kindness written up on the Kindness Board at Brew, and decide to make a pact to be kinder to others and to themselves.

Can a little bit of kindness really change your life? Eszter, Abbie and Louise are about to find out

**Summer at the Kindness Cafe was previously published as a four-part serial titled Random Acts of Kindness. This is the complete story in one package.**

Your favourite authors LOVE Summer at the Kindness Cafe:

'A heart-warming read - cosy and comforting. I loved it ' HEIDI SWAIN

'Utterly gorgeous, a totally heart-warming, beautiful story. I loved every single page ' HOLLY MARTIN

'A really lovely story - heart-warming and life affirming' JO THOMAS

'Warmth and kindness on every page' SHEILA O'FLANAGAN

'I adored Summer at The Kindness Caf - it's such a cosy, heart-warming read' JENNIFER JOYCE

'Summer at the Kindness Cafe ticks all the feel-good boxes' HOLLY HEPBURN, author of A Year at the Star and Sixpence

'An entertaining and timely reminder that a random act of kindness can change not only someone's day, but also someone's life' PENNY PARKES, author of Best Practice

'Such an uplifting, warm story, with characters I already feel like I know. I loved every minute of it ' CRESSIDA MCLAUGHLIN

'Victoria Walters has such a wonderful, fresh voice and the characters really do leap off the page. The perfect pick-me-up, and a timely reminder of the importance of kindness in every part of life' PHOEBE MORGAN