When family dramas cause Laurel to return home again She never expected her old feelings about there to remain. There are memories that are great but others are sad As traumatic experiences made her leave and still feel bad. However, time has passed so can she now Put all the bad memories into the past somehow? Will they still drive her away? Can she work out how to stay? This story has so many sensitive issues involved They're handled with care but not all can be resolved. Agoraphobia, assault, bullying, blackmail and more play their part In this delightful story, with love at its heart. Teen pranks have impacts on many folks for years Some are forgotten but others end in fears and tears. The perpetrators usually don't realise their impact at the time Or the fact that they're actually committing a crime. There are fantastic characters brought to life, With problems to be resolved to end the strife. However life isn't simple a matter of choices to make And apologies don't always correct wrongs for goodness sake. It is a moving story and a second chance romance Where love is rekindled but family may mean it hasn't a chance. Can things be resolved? To find out you'll need it to read. Did I enjoy it? Definitely - it's brilliant! Yes indeed!! For my complementary copy of this book, I say thank you, I throughly enjoyed reading it and this is my honest review.
Christmas. A time for family, friends – and rekindling old flames…
When Laurel returns to the village of Middledip, she’s looking for a quiet life. Adjusting to her recent divorce, she’s ready to spend some time getting back on her feet amidst the glorious snow-dusted countryside.
Yet, life in Middledip is far from straightforward. Coming to the aid of her sister, Rea, as she navigates her own troubles, Laurel barely has a moment to think about where her own life is going.
However, time stands still when she sees her old flame, Grady Cassidy – and it’s soon as if they’ve never been apart. But through her happiness, Laurel remembers why she left the village all those years ago, as she recalls a dark night and Grady’s once-wayward brother, Mac…
Can Laurel learn to forgive and forget? Or will her chances of Christmas under the mistletoe with Grady remain a dream?
An enchanting, festive read, perfect for fans of Sarah Morgan and Carole Matthews.
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Sue Moorcroft is a Sunday Times bestselling author and has reached the coveted #1 spot on Amazon Kindle UK as well as top 100 in the US. She’s won the Goldsboro Books Contemporary Romantic Novel Award, Readers’ Best Romantic Novel award and the Katie Fforde Bursary. Sue’s emotionally compelling, feel-good novels are currently released by publishing giant HarperCollins in the UK, US and Canada and by other publishers around the world. She’s also well known for short stories, serials, columns, writing ‘how to’ and courses.
Born in Germany into an army family, Sue spent much of her childhood in Cyprus and Malta but settled in Northamptonshire, England aged ten. She loves reading, Formula 1, travel, time spent with friends, dance exercise and yoga.
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Awesome! I don’t think I’ve ever had a review in rhyme before! Thank you so much, and for joining the blog tour. 😊
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You’re very welcome, Sue – I can never resist the opportunity to read your books, so it is totally my pleasure!!
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I do believe this is my first ever review in rhyme! Grateful thanks to Splashes into Books.
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Great review Elaine. I am looking forward to listening to this book and it is coming up for me soon. I always enjoy that Sue adds some serious themes to her Christmas books.
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I’m sure you’ll love it, Carla – and the themes are definitely there in this one!! I look forward to reading your review!
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