About
A perfectionist bookseller, a chaotic courier and a missing book delivery that changes everything. Matcha Do About Nothing by Lily Chen is a sweet, small-town, opposites-attract romance perfect for fans of Laurie Gilmore, B.K. Borison and Sarah Adams.
He's one bad grade from failure; she's a razor-sharp perfectionist who hates mistakes...
Klara lives her life by the book, longing for her happy ending but avoiding the unpredictability of romance. Instead, as the owner of a cosy village bookshop, she spends her time amongst the pristine shelves and perfectly managed inventory–proud to be at the literary heart of the community.
Leo Fernandes is an exhauted trainee teacher, moonlighting as a courier. When he misdelivers the valuable special editions Klara was planning to auction at the village's Winter Book Festival, his secret hopes of winning her heart are dashed.
But as the two plot a literary rescue mission over delicious treats at their favourite café, Matcha Moments, an unexpected chemistry grows between them...
Can Klara rewrite her own script, or will Leo prove that the best chapters are the ones you never planned on reading?
Readers love Lily Chen!
'Such a cute small town, slow burn romance!'
'A delightful story'
'Packed with laughs, swoons and loads of sweet treats!'
'I absolutely LOVED this-sooo cosy'
'Perfect for the lazy Sunday afternoon' Heartwarming, wholesome romance, set in the same cosy village as The Matcha Maker Cafe. Klara is a local bookshop owner–a perfectionist whose fear of romance might finally be upended... Lily Chen is a second generation, British Malaysian Chinese author based in London. Her dream has always been to run a café. She loves baking and feeding sweet treats to her family and friends. As well as being an author, she is a professional cake decorator. With a lifelong obsession with stories and storytelling, The Matcha Maker Café is her second published book for adults.
He's one bad grade from failure; she's a razor-sharp perfectionist who hates mistakes...
Klara lives her life by the book, longing for her happy ending but avoiding the unpredictability of romance. Instead, as the owner of a cosy village bookshop, she spends her time amongst the pristine shelves and perfectly managed inventory–proud to be at the literary heart of the community.
Leo Fernandes is an exhauted trainee teacher, moonlighting as a courier. When he misdelivers the valuable special editions Klara was planning to auction at the village's Winter Book Festival, his secret hopes of winning her heart are dashed.
But as the two plot a literary rescue mission over delicious treats at their favourite café, Matcha Moments, an unexpected chemistry grows between them...
Can Klara rewrite her own script, or will Leo prove that the best chapters are the ones you never planned on reading?
Readers love Lily Chen!
'Such a cute small town, slow burn romance!'
'A delightful story'
'Packed with laughs, swoons and loads of sweet treats!'
'I absolutely LOVED this-sooo cosy'
'Perfect for the lazy Sunday afternoon' Heartwarming, wholesome romance, set in the same cosy village as The Matcha Maker Cafe. Klara is a local bookshop owner–a perfectionist whose fear of romance might finally be upended... Lily Chen is a second generation, British Malaysian Chinese author based in London. Her dream has always been to run a café. She loves baking and feeding sweet treats to her family and friends. As well as being an author, she is a professional cake decorator. With a lifelong obsession with stories and storytelling, The Matcha Maker Café is her second published book for adults.