I received a copy for an honest review. It was such a sweet story of a girl trying to open up a coffee shop with a religious twist to it. Her loan gets denied but she meets Will and falls in love. I loved the concept of this story and enjoyed the interspersed pictures of coffee cups throughout the book. It was such a nice touch. I would recommend this book. ( )

Her inheritance from Uncle Ian is her ticket to opening a Christian Coffee Shop, if only she can survive the entrepreneur class, the loan officer strongly suggested Margret Mary Black she take when William Grey the III turned down her loan. The amusing misadventures begin when she gets hits delivering her homework, and Will the rugby player ends up taking Maggie to the hospital. Developing a business plan is much more than budgets, product development, and startup costs when the two keep bumping heads, literally and figuratively. Considering the central theme is coffee, the tea ceremony description will leave avid coffee drinker wanting to try a cup of tea. ( )

I loved this book! I adored watching Maggie chase her dreams and fall in love with Will. ( )

Super easy and light read. Nice touchy/feely story.

Maggie wants to open a Christian Coffee House. In order to qualify for a bank loan she has to take an entrepreneur course taught by the loan officer. Their relationship becomes personal. Will is a Chritian and supports Maggie's calling with prayers. In the end her loan is turned down and she can't understand God closing the door on her dream but she never loses her faith. Help comes for an unexpected source. ( )