Tag: tea
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A Morning at Character Cafe with Luella Linley
Meet Luella Linley, best-selling author of regency romances, and one of the characters in Organized Backup. She is determined to find a match for her daughter. No matter what it takes…
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A Special Event at Character Cafe!
Meet Livie and Corbin, characters from A Cursed Enchantment. This post has the answer needed for the Scavenger Hunt from #SOMANYNEWWORLDS2024
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Mornings at Character Cafe — Featuring Sylvie
Meet Sylvie, the main character of Carolyn Miller’s novel, The Love Penalty — set to launch on January 25th.
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A Morning at Character Cafe with Grace from The Juliet Code
Meet Lady Astley, an unconventional American heiress, who never dreamed she would have to make her way in British high society.
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A Morning at Character Cafe — Estelle’s Endeavor
Welcome to Character Café, Estelle. It’s great to have a fellow book lover with one of my dream jobs here for a visit. I would love to work in a library and have the task of planning a book sale for a cause. I am blessed to have a job where I can share my…
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A Morning at Character Cafe with Julia and Fatima
Good morning, Julia. I am so glad you stopped by. [Hands Amy a box of tomatoes, zucchini, and yellow squash and then pulls off gardening gloves] Don’t mind my muddy knees. I needed a little cultivation therapy this morning. Look at the size of these tomatoes! I just love what you have done with your…
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A Morning at Character Cafe with Sophia
Good morning, Sophia Bidershem. Welcome to Character Café! [Sophia looks around the café fearfully, and then her shoulders relax.] Oh goodness. I was afraid someone may have overheard you. I’m known as Sophie Biddle here in Stone Creek, Michigan. And I confess, I’ve had to pass off my baby as my little sister. I’m so…
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Mornings at Character Café — with Charlotte Harper
We are living on a farm, the Storey’s farm near Keswick. My mother’s childhood friend’s home. It’s been an adventure since the moment we were picked up at the train station by Ian Storey, and I had to ride in the back of the wagon sitting on a hay bale.
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Ivy’s Time in Durham
Despite my effort, Pigeon would not thrive. I fed him buttermilk with the tiny bottle every hour. And I followed all of Mrs. Hudson’s directives, which led to some messy proceedings. I thought perhaps the kitten was cold in my bed chamber, the second floor of Birmingham Hall being quite drafty with September’s bluster. I…
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An Afternoon at Character Café with Rachel from Lilac Cottage
Come on in and join me for some tea and a sweet or savory, Rachel. Totally my treat – because I know you are going through some tough things right now. Thanks, Amy! I have to admit, I’m more of a French press coffee kind of gal but if you have some strong black tea,…