Maggie is looking forward to having her family back together for
Christmas at Honeysuckle Cottage near Oxford when her impulsive daughter, Rosie
calls and upends the family’s plans. She’s getting married at
Christmas in Aspen, Colorado in the US. Of course, Rosie wants her
parents there. The problem is that Maggie and Nick are waiting for
their divorce to be final. Maggie can’t bear to tell the family at
the wedding, so she asks Nick to pretend they’re still together.
Katie, Maggie’s
older daughter, is a busy ER doctor in Oxford. She’s working too
many hours and struggling with an incident that happened at work. She
immediately thinks Rosie is making a mistake and is determined to
stop the wedding. Rosie, herself, is nervous. She made an impulsive
decision to marry Dan. She does love him, but what if it was too
quick. She knows she’s impulsive and sometimes it doesn’t work
out well.
This is a lovely,
heartwarming story of a family overcoming their problems and coming
back together at Christmas. The setting at a gorgeous lodge in Aspen
is perfect. It’s a wonderful spot for a wedding and healing hearts.
Maggie is a strong
character. She wants to hold the family together, but is she making
the right decision to divorce Nick? I didn’t care for Katie. I
thought she was too sanctimonious and take charge. Luckily, she grew
over the course of the story.
This is a great
romance in the spirit of Christmas.
I received this book
from Harlequin for this review.
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