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The blurb:
For Tamsin Angel, Christmas is
always the biggest and best… chic parties and a little showbiz sparkle are a
must. This year though, things aren’t going quite as planned…
With bailiffs suddenly at the door
and her husband nowhere to be found, it looks like Christmas just got
downsized. Moving into her sister’s one-bedroom flat, she wonders whether
things will ever be the same again.
After losing her husband on
Christmas Eve, Sam Angel has rebuilt her life around her son Jacob and her new
business – The White Angel Bakery. She’s also found herself a very handsome,
loving boyfriend, but is struggling to let go of the past.
Thrown together with a sprinkle of
Christmas magic, Sam and Tamsin might just learn a little more about each other
– and themselves. But when disaster strikes at the bakery, will they be able to
save the day in time for Christmas?
My Opinion:
*Book provided by the author and
publisher in exchange for an honest review*
This is my first Sue Watson book, I’ve heard so many
great things about this book and also Love,
Lies and Lemon Cake (on my TBR). I was happy to finally have the
possibility to read one of her books.
This is a beautiful and touching story about two
sisters.
Tamsin Angel has got it all, a big house, a husband,
children and she can buy anything she wants… Well, not anymore, her husband
just left out of the blue and their company is gone… Tamsin sees herself moving
in with her sister Sam.
Sam Angel, is a single mum, living in a small flat,
just above her cute little bakery. Her husband died on Christmas Eve a few
years ago and she just can’t let go, she has got a boyfriend, but she is
struggling to move on!
The two sisters couldn’t be more different, but it was
so sweet to see, how they got to know each other in a new way and how they were
there for each other all the way through. Both woman had to learn how to move
on and get a life. Of course there was some drama and struggling involved, but
that only made them stronger and I loved seeing them opening up towards each
other, their children and their friends.
Could Sam be able to move on with Richard and what
about Tamsin and her new man in life – Gabe?
This is such a sweet story about family, friendship and
love. The characters sticking together to have a beautiful Christmas and
fighting all the stones in the way… Just beautiful <3
I had difficulties connecting with these two women,
which made the reading a bit harder. I still loved this book and especially the
message of it.
Rating:
My possible cast:
Tamsin: Emily Deschanel
Sam: Zoey Deschanel
Sue on Twitter: @suewatsonwriter
Website: http://www.suewatsonbooks.com
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