The Bones of Our Fathers

3.25 stars. As gentle and cozy as the cup of tea on its cover. Loved the sense of place and the varied personalities that made up the town. Sweet romance between Mal and Rob, but lacked a bit of passion. I believed they liked each other and enjoyed sleeping together, but never felt they were madly in love. At times I felt like I was reading a Charlie Cochrane novel, which isn't a bad comparison at all.