Typical chick-lit, though with a slightly older character (late thirties).

Hetty has set herself quite the task to organise a food festival in four weeks time. First order of business: to convince John Thornhill that the food festival should be held on his land. Along with organising the food festival, Hetty also has to deal with the break-down of her parents' marriage and with an ex-boyfriend that wants her back. And those feelings for John she's developing are a bit a distraction too.

Story was all right. I liked the compact setting in time (one month). Was a little surprised that Hetty had very little trouble getting all those vendors to attend at such short notice.

I'm usually not a fan of the male perspective in a chick-lit. John's was all right for the most part, except that he was unable to think of Hetty without using an adjective. It was quite surprising that it still took him over three weeks to realise he liked Hetty a lot.

Nice feel good novel.

I read an ARC through NetGalley.