Under the Mistletoe
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Snuggle up with a mince pie, a cup of cocoa and the most heartwarming book this Christmas from the bestselling Sue Moorcroft.
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.
Readers adore Under The Mistletoe:‘I was left with a smile on my face and a warm feeling in my heart!’
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‘A perfect read to curl up with on a cold evening with a nice cuppa which I cannot recommend highly enough’
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‘A page-turner of a story with plenty of Christmas feels’ NetGalley review, ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
‘A sparkling Christmas story, full of warmth, family bonds, love, crafts and forgiveness’
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‘It’s impossible not to have a smile on your face... A romantic festive read, heart-warming and uplifting’
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Despre autor
Award-winning author Sue Moorcroft writes contemporary women’s fiction with occasionally unexpected themes.
The daughter of two soldiers, Sue was born in Germany and went on to spend much of her childhood in Malta and Cyprus. She likes reading, Zumba, FitStep, yoga, and watching Formula 1.
