From the title to the blurb I so wanted to enjoy this book. I mean have you seen that gorgeous cover, who doesn’t love tasty churros!.

The plot surrounds four ex-pats living in the Costa Del Sol, Spain. Belinda, Julia, Laura, and Georgia. Each woman had their own story to tell, each had arrived in Spain with big ideas, each of the women come together via the art of Flamenco dancing, taught by the beautiful Carmen.

The book is written in multiple, alternating POV chapters and right there was my downfall. I am not a lover of multiple POV. I find that books flow better and I have a better connection with the story when it is told as one, not in what feels like four stories merged into one book – Just my own honest opinion.

The women were all very realistic and their situations just as much too. I did enjoy getting to know them and the humour throughout was on point. Whilst I might not like multiple POV I can appreciate great writing and a solid plot and Ms. May has both of them right here.

It is a feel-good, humorous book show casting strong women with big personalities, including the mysterious Carmen who turned out to be my favourite character.

About the Author

Isabella May lives in (mostly) sunny Andalucia, Spain with her husband, daughter and son, creatively inspired by the sea and the mountains. When she isn’t having her cake and eating it, sampling a new cocktail on the beach, or ferrying her children to and from after school activities, she can usually be found writing.

As a co-founder and a former contributing writer for the popular online women’s magazine, The Glass House Girls – www.theglasshousegirls.com – she has also been lucky enough to subject the digital world to her other favourite pastimes, travel, the Law of Attraction, and Prince (The Purple One).

She has recently become a Book Fairy, and is having lots of fun with her imaginative ‘drops’! Costa del Churros is her third novel with Crooked Cat Books, following on from the hit sensations, Oh! What a Pavlova and The Cocktail Bar.