Taken from my personal Blog Princess Bookie
I like the colors and it all fits together perfectly. I also really liked the way things ended.Ĭover: Like it a lot. For example, her grandmother having health problems. There are serious issues all throughout the novel. At first glance, I thought it was going to be mainly fluff and nothing else and it did surprise me a bit. Overall: Honestly, I enjoyed this quite a bit more than I thought I would. Katrina was a good heroine though, she was smart, sassy, and stood up for what she believed in. I wanted to get to know Malcolm more and I just felt for him being such an important part of the story we didn't get to spend much time with him. I really liked this one but I wasn't in love with it. Of course, the coffee shop is also having problems staying a float. Of course, the first two beans end up going to other people because Katrina brushes him off. He starts coming around to give Katrina's her hearts desire because she did a good deed by helping him with a little bean. Well, his name is Malcolm and he is technically an angel. She brings him day old food and coffee because she feels sorry for him.
She takes the trash out one day and there lays a homeless guy in the alley. She has a boy best friend and her life is anything but ordinary. Her parents were killed in a tragic car accident when she was young. Really, its hers too because she lives with her grandmother. We are introduced to Katrina who works in her grandmother's coffee shop. I enjoyed Coffeehouse Angel a little less than The Espressologist but it was still a great read. My Thoughts: I just finished The Espressologist a few days ago so I was a little hesitate to start another novel based around coffee but I did anyway.
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