The Vintage Teacup Club by Vanessa Greene

Alison has always been good at sewing and crafts and has set up her own business, selling her handcrafted items. She spots the tea set at the same time as Jenny and Alison.

Florist Maggie is helping to organise a client's wedding and is also trying to track down vintage teacups as part of her floral display. While on the hunt for vintage cups at a local car boot sale, Jenny spots the perfect tea set and sets her heart on it. Jenny is planning her wedding to Dan and is hoping to serve their guests tea in vintage teacups at the reception. Nothing, not Jenny's mum appearing or the potential affair or the returning ex or the troublesome teens were dealt with with anything like verve or interest.ĭisappointing but I'd give her a second chance. I truly hate not liking books and it's not really that I didn't like it, I certainly didn't hate it but it just didn't live up to its promise there could have been much more depth to the characters and story, all the premises were there but they just petered out.and it's not that I dislike happy endings, I'm a sucker for them, but usually there is a lot of heartache and trouble before the happy ending. Don't get me wrong it was nice to read a nice story about nice friendships and nice relationships and nice husbands but where were the problems we were promised? They all nicely disappeared with no real heartache, everything worked out just.well, nicely. I wanted to like this so much more as it is a new author and the blurb sounded like it would be a fairly decent story however I have to say I was disappointed, the blurb didn't come through with it's promise - confrontation of pasts, a friendship that changes their lives, breaking points.not from where I was reading.

The Vintage Teacup Club by Vanessa Greene