イギリス人少女のハリケーンと失恋ガイド

Picked this up because I loved the first book, and the Miami setting with hurricane season as a backdrop felt just as vivid and atmospheric as the English countryside. The way Flora processes her grief and family history through baking Cuban recipes made the story feel both tender and authentic. A g

Flora’s journey through grief while navigating family expectations in Miami felt so real, I couldn’t put the book down. The baking scenes are a lovely touch that add warmth to her story.

The hurricane metaphor really works here—it builds tension perfectly while Flora’s voice keeps it feeling fresh and real. I stayed up way too late to finish the last hundred pages.