How big is the chance of love in two completely different nature?

A book that works as a friendly, warm hug ... Pure hygge.

The emerging star of "female romantic literature" Rosie Blake brings a positive love story to the book market for all readers who like hot chocolate, overcast curtains, pleasant candlelight and moments under the warm blan will bring a sense of happiness and well -being.

rural town of Yulethorpe is experiencing a grim, harsh autumn, as well as its inhabitants. The main street is empty, most shops and shops are closed, the only inn fights for survival. And it seems that even the last open shop, toy store, it will end soon, because its owner no longer has the energy to fight with the lack of interest of customers and the pessimism of neighbors. In Yulethorp it goes from ten to five. But then one day a young Danish named Klára Kristensenová appears in the town.

Klára originally wants to stay only a few days to see with her own eyes a beautiful, picturesque surroundings, which she knows only from the detective series of murder in Midsommer, which Danes love. Coincidentally, however, the first evening will become acquainted with Luisa, the eccentric owner of the toy store, who has just impulsively decided to pack suitcases and leave for a longer holiday to Spain. The word will give the word, Klára stays near Luisa and agrees with her that she will take care not only of her domestic pets, but will try to stand on her feet and failing shop. It does not take long and thanks to her new ideas according to Hygge, the Scandinavian concept of happy life, and the friendly nature becomes the center of the whole town.

But then, unexpectedly, Luis's son Joe appears in Yulethorp. Mother's departure abroad surprised him and the young Danek in his mother's house seems suspicious. As a successful London Stock Exchange broker, he wants to put things in order as quickly as possible: to close the store and sell the house together as soon as possible. Joe's life is the opposite of Hygge - no mobile and laptop does not move, it is pragmatic and powerful and has long forgotten what it is like to rejoice in little life pleasures, nature and the proximity of friends and family. He does not understand Klára at all and suspects it from side intentions. Can anyone work so hard and "conjure up" so much well -being without reward? Is it just frying in the morning of the Danish pancake and honestly rejoices from the sunrise?

Joe and Klára have almost nothing to do at first glance, but it will soon be clear that they are attracted to each other… But the man can approach the city and the hard shop of a much slower, more comfortable and happier lifestyle according to Hygge - and can do not really fall in love?