Review: The Spite Date by Pippa Grant (Small Town Sisterhood #1)

Note: An advance reader copy (ARC) was provided by the author. The Spite Date is the first novel in Pippa Grant's new Small Town Sisterhood series, and we've got an interesting pair of main characters in the form of an American woman who owns a food truck bus and has been the guardian of her three younger brothers since their parents died and a British man who is a successful actor and writer and co-parents his two fourteen-year-old twin sons with his ex. When twenty-nine-year-old Beatrice Best finds herself thrown in jail after the stunt Simon Luckwood's kids pulled. Everything is cleared up soon enough, but that sure as heck doesn't stop Bea from playing on the thirtysomething actor's feelings of guilt--with a bit of a push from her best friend--and has him take her on a date to make up for everything. An apology date at the restaurant her ex owns--the same one that was her late father's dream. Bea will get a bit of vengeance, and Simon will have his co...