Angol
She came to Primrose Hill to rebuild her life. She didn't expect the courier to keep showing up.
Freshly single, newly unemployed, and mildly hungover, Nina arrives on Regent's Row with nothing but a crumbling café, a mattress on the floor, and a sourdough starter she hasn't figured out how to feed. She plans to stay quiet. Focus on the repairs. And avoid her neighbours.
Then Jude knocks on her door - grinning, infuriatingly kind, and holding coffee. Again.
As spring blooms around her, Nina begins to piece together a new life. But when a familiar face from her past shows up uninvited, she'll have to decide whether to keep running - or finally choose herself.
Handle with Care is a tender, quietly funny novella about starting over, unexpected kindness, and falling for the person who sees you clearly - even when you can't yet see yourself.
A cosy romance set on a charming London street.
If you like your romance warm but not saccharine - think Beth O'Leary, Jenny Colgan, or Talia Hibbert - you'll feel right at home on Regent's Row.
