The Cafe at the End of the World
By Helen Comerford
When War’s secretive son joins the café, Lydie’s cosy life turns dangerously not-so-boring.
Genres
What is The Cafe at the End of the World about?
Lydie loves her cosy life working in her family’s café, serving cinnamon rolls and avoiding anything too dramatic. But when Kai, the secretive son of War, becomes her co-worker, strange events begin to threaten their town. As the world edges towards disaster, Lydie must uncover Kai’s plans, protect the people she loves and face the legacy of her father, Death. Working together may be their only hope—but falling for each other could make everything even more complicated.
About the author
Helen Comerford is a British author who writes funny, fantastical stories for children and young adults. Her books feature exciting adventures, superpowers and wonderfully diverse characters. She is best known for The Love Interest and its sequel, The Hero Complex. Helen lives in South Wales, enjoys walking in the countryside with her dog, Cocoa, and loves chocolate raisins.
Pages
352 pages
Reading age
Teen/Young Adult (12-18)
This edition
2026
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