Title: Problems at the Pub
Author: Kirsten Fullmer
First published November 14, 2020
270 pages, Kindle Edition
Rating: 4.34
Overview
A new mystery is brewing in the charming town of Sugar Mountain, NC! The locals are concerned about the sudden tax code changes that Mayor Winslow has implemented without any explanation. Monique Brewer, the proud owner of a local tavern, is not one to sit idly as her business is jeopardized.
She turns to the Sugar Mountain Ladies Historical Society for help, and chaos ensues. The women are suspicious of everyone, including the Mayor and his new assistant, Anthony Tidwell.
Will they be able to protect their beloved businesses or succumb to the Mayor’s plans? Join the Sugar Mountain residents as they navigate through this thrilling mystery that will leave you on the edge of your seat!
About the Author
Kirsten, a lover of art and design, has had a diverse career. She has worked in engineering, taught at the college level, and worked as a freelance consultant.
Unfortunately, due to health issues, Kirsten retired in 2012. However, this gave her the opportunity to travel with her husband and live full-time in a 40-foot travel trailer with her furry companion, Bingo.
Along with writing romance novels, Kirsten also enjoys selling her art on Etsy and spoiling her four grandchildren.
As a writer, Kirsten’s mission is to create strong female characters who face challenging, sometimes humorous, and often painful situations. She firmly believes that the best way to overcome struggles is through the support of female friendships and women helping other women.
Kirsten understands that compelling stories are built on relatable and engaging characters.
Editoral Review
Problems at the Pub by Kirsten Fullmer is a delightful read that will capture the hearts of readers. Freshly published on November 14, 2020, this book has gained quite a reputation in the genre of romance and comedy.
Kirsten Fullmer is known for her heart-warming stories that take readers on a journey of love, life, and everything in between. Set in the small town of Birch Valley, the story revolves around the life of Tilly and Nate, who run the local pub, The Jolly Tanner.
Fullmer beautifully captures the essence of small-town life and the challenges of running a business in a competitive market. The characters are well-defined, and readers will feel connected to their stories.
The author takes readers on a rollercoaster of emotions, from falling in love to fighting for survival. The story begins with Tilly and Nate’s desire to sell the pub and move on with their lives.
However, the deal falls through, and they are forced to confront their problems head-on. The main conflicts arise when two new pubs open in town, and Tilly and Nate are left struggling to attract customers.
Fullmer masterfully narrates the ups and downs of running a business and the impact it can have on one’s personal life. Readers will appreciate the attention to detail that the author gives to the setting and the characters, which makes the story feel authentic.
One of the significant strengths of the book is its witty writing style. Kirsten Fullmer injects humor into the story that lightens the mood and takes readers on a joyride.
The story is fast-paced, and the author keeps the readers engaged with witty conversations and interesting subplots. The story is a perfect blend of romance, drama, and comedy, which is sure to keep readers hooked.
Another strength of the book is its well-defined characters. Tilly and Nate are authentic, relatable, and memorable.
The characters have a depth that makes them believable and readers can easily relate to their struggles. The character development is organic and readers will feel invested in their journeys.
Fullmer has paid excellent attention to detail in their personalities and mannerisms, which makes them feel like real people. However, the book also has some limitations.
The ending feels rushed, and the resolution of the conflicts is not as satisfying as it could have been. There are also instances where the writing could have been tightened up, and the pacing could have been improved.
Despite these shortcomings, Problems at the Pub is a great read that is sure to bring a smile to reader’s faces. Overall, Problems at the Pub by Kirsten Fullmer is an entertaining read that is perfect for those looking for a light-hearted romance novel.
It’s a story that captures the beauty of small-town living and the struggles of running a business. Fullmer’s craftsmanship is evident throughout the book, and readers will appreciate the attention to detail that brings the story to life.
Fans of Fullmer’s previous works will undoubtedly enjoy Problems at the Pub, and it’s a must-read for anyone looking for a fun and engaging read. I would give this book a rating of 4 out of 5, and recommend it to fans of romance and comedy.
