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The blurb:
All Isla wants for Christmas is to be left in peace, but in the
Alps there’s potential for romance in every snowflake that falls…
It’s the week before Christmas and Isla
McCoy has just received an unexpected
gift: a letter announcing she is due a life-changing inheritance, but only if she’s willing to make peace with the father
who abandoned her.
She has absolutely no intention of making
amends, but who could resist an all-expenses-paid trip to the French resort of
St Martin-de-Belleville?
There she meets smooth-talking Justin and nerdy glaciologist Sebastian; two very different men, with two very different
agendas. Torn between her head and her heart, Isla finds herself utterly lost
in a winter wonderland of her own feelings.
Surrounded by twinkling candles and roaring log-fires, Isla’s resolve
finally begins to melt. But will she learn how to reconnect, not only with a
whole new family, but with herself and her heart?
A gorgeously heart-warming festive read to help spark a little romance in
those long winter nights. Perfect for fans of Jane Linfoot, Debbie Johnson and
Jenny Colgan.
My Opinion:
*Book
provided by the publisher in exchange for an honest review*
This is book two in Tilly Tennant’s An Unforgettable
Christmas series.
It follows Isla McCoy, who receives an unexpected gift
right before Christmas. It’s an inheritance. However, it’s connected to her
father. The one who abandoned her. She decides to travel to St. Martin-de-Belleville,
to find out more. There she has to deal with her father and part of his new
family.
Then of course there are some nice male characters as
well. Plural, yes you heard right ;). Justin and Sebastian, these two couldn’t
be more different. As if Isla isn’t confused enough. This added a lot of
excitement to the storyline and I was hooked.
I liked Sebastian more from the start and really
enjoyed their moments. I will not tell you more here, read the book. He is a glaciologist,
which is unusual and unique. All the characters were very well lined out and
integrated in the plot.
The festive atmosphere in this book is not to beat.
St. Martin seems so beautiful and Tilly Tennant captured that beautifully. It’s
a lovely ski resort, with so much more too it, I just love it.
This book gave me a warm feeling inside and it’s full
of heart, passion and love, just perfect!
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