Heather Webber's Midnight at the Blackbird Cafe is a deliciously, authentically sweet read.
Anna Kate Callow never stepped foot into Wicklow, Alabama until her beloved grandmother Zee passed away, so how does it feel so much like coming home? And how does she manage to step into her grandmother's shoes of running The Blackbird Cafe and serving up the mystical Blackbird pie, rumored to bring love notes from deceased loved ones to those eat it?
Not everything about her stay in Wicklow is easy however. She finds herself at war between a deep desire to stay, and keeping the promise she made to her mother to go to medical school in Boston, not to mention connecting with the family of the father who died before she was born and have blamed her mother for his death ever since.
This is a true gem of love, family, friendship, and forgiveness.
Anna Kate Callow never stepped foot into Wicklow, Alabama until her beloved grandmother Zee passed away, so how does it feel so much like coming home? And how does she manage to step into her grandmother's shoes of running The Blackbird Cafe and serving up the mystical Blackbird pie, rumored to bring love notes from deceased loved ones to those eat it?
Not everything about her stay in Wicklow is easy however. She finds herself at war between a deep desire to stay, and keeping the promise she made to her mother to go to medical school in Boston, not to mention connecting with the family of the father who died before she was born and have blamed her mother for his death ever since.
This is a true gem of love, family, friendship, and forgiveness.