Helen Comerford has created a place I wanted to visit, filled with warm characters that drew me in. Lydie is relatable and lovable ... cosy fantasy that makes you want to stay, with real stakes and exciting action. I can’t wait for the sequel

Bryony Pearce, author of Aphrodite

The Café at the End of the World is swift, funny, and wholesome - a blend of all the right ingredients that make it as moreish a story as they come!

Tomi Oyemakinde, author of We Are Hunted 

Like a warm cup of tea on a cold and stormy night, The Café at the End of the World is a comforting, cozy hug set against world-ending stakes and heart-pounding adventure. After reading, you'll never want to leave the Snug

Ann Sei Lin, author of Rebel Skies

Comfortingly cosy, apocalyptically dangerous and spellbindingly romantic ... If you're looking for clean, high-stakes tension with heart and humour, The Café at the End of the World is for you

Tia Fisher, author of Not Going To Plan

Unputdownable YA fantasy. Who knew that a story about the four horsemen of the apocalypse and their offspring could be so cosy and warm? Masterfully plotted, swooningly romantic and wonderfully imaginative. I read it in a single sitting and I can’t wait for the next book!

Josie Jaffrey, author of The Gilded King

Gorgeously written, delightfully cosy, heart-warming and completely thrilling in all the best and most delightful ways ... an escapist fantasy full of love, laughs and light

Lucy Christopher, author of Stolen and Flyaway

This was the perfect cosy teen romance … one with an impending apocalypse in the background

Claire Linney, author of The Time Tub Travellers series

The perfect balance of cosy, coffee-shop vibes with thrilling, world-saving stakes and all the yearning in between. Comerford weaves together a story that slots right into the terrifying state of our world, but still leaves you feeling safe and hopeful

Zeena Gosrani, author of This Dark Heart

Original and fresh, The Café at the End of the World takes your favourite romcom and end-of-the-world tropes to the next level. With timeless yearning, apocalyptic stakes and a cosy setting, this is a delicious treat of a book! I loved every second of it.

Niyla Farook, award-winning author of Murder for Two

Helen Comerford has a magical touch for romance - her love stories are joyful, dreamy and real

Kai Spellmeier, author of Boy Friends