Serve Cool
Serve Cool by Lauren Davies, published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform on May 28, 2015, is a fiction novel that follows the journey of Jen Summer, who is on the brink of qualifying as a lawyer. After a setback involving her boyfriend Jack, who leaves her following a mishap, Jen turns to her friend Maz, a barmaid at the Scrap Inn. Together, they navigate life behind the bar, discovering the loyalty and support of their regular patrons, which becomes a source of strength for Jen during challenging times.
As the story unfolds, Jen and Maz learn that their beloved pub is at risk of being developed, prompting them to seek solace in a daytime TV show. However, they soon find themselves in an unexpected situation when Jen is portrayed as a ‘problem girl’ on screen. This twist leads to a confrontation with Jack, who is revealed to be behind the development deal. The narrative explores themes of friendship, resilience, and the humorous side of seeking revenge, all while showcasing the vibrant life of the Scrap Inn and its community. This edition contains 308 pages and is presented in English.
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Jen Summer is all set to qualify as a lawyer, her snazzy hot shot boyfriend, Jack, in tow. But then she blows it by mucking up a deal and her man ditches her. What does she do? She turns to her friend, Maz, barmaid in the Scrap Inn, chat show presenter manque. Maz and Jen carry on life behind the bar, and Jen discovers the regulars are as good and loyal a family as a girl can get. So when the girls hear, inadvertently, that the pub has been put into the hand of developers, they are horrified but take comfort in the free tickets they’ve been given to a newly launched daytime TV show. Only when they hit the studio do they realise they’ve been set up: Jen is destined to hit the screen as ‘ problem girl’, alongside the magenta hued ‘marriage buster’ and the teenage ‘child of the devil’. Maz and Jen hit the roof and storm out – all captured on camera, all witnessed by the hunky work experience guy Jen has been making eyes at. And back at the Scrap Inn, it turns out that smarmy Jack is the guy behind the development deal. That’s it: there’s nothing like the wrath of a Geordie lass when crossed – nor the humour – nor her canny knack for sweet revenge…
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