The Amazon Purchase link below is an Amazon Affiliate link.
Amazon UK
Title: The Northern Lights Lodge
Author: Julie Caplin
Format reviewed: Ebook
Source: Netgalley
Publisher: Harper Impulse
Publication Date: 16th May 2019
Rating: 5 Stars
 |
| Amazon UK |
Escape to the cosiest little lodge in Iceland for love, log fires and the Northern Lights…
With a shattered heart and her career completely in tatters, Lucy needs to get away from her life in the UK. But, when she takes a job as hotel manager of the Northern Lights Lodge, she doesn’t quite expect to find herself in a land of bubbling hot springs and snowflake-dusted glaciers – and in the company of gorgeous Scottish barman, Alex.
Determined to turn her life around, Lucy sets about making the lodge the number one romantic destination in Iceland – even though romance is the last thing she wants. However, as Alex and Lucy grow closer under the dancing lights of the aurora, Lucy might just learn how to fall in love again…
I feel like I had been waiting forever for this book to finally be available, but wow it was worth the wait.
It is another excellent story from the always talented Julie Caplin, and its a story that is set in Iceland.
Makes a change to read something light hearted set in Iceland, instead of a noir book, and this is set outside Reyjavik, in a small hotel that offers Northern Light chasing trips.
This lodge also offers a lifeline to Lucy, who is struggling to get a new job after a rather unfortunate incident led to her getting sacked in her previous one.
I loved not only seeing how Lucy was able to adapt to life in Iceland, but the few excursions she did and learning the culture and customs of this proud Scandinavian country.
This is fabulous poolside reading, especially if you need cooling down, it didn't really make me much colder but the humidity in Thailand is hard to counter act, even when reading about winter temperatures in Iceland.
I loved every moment of this wonderful book, and I'm already looking forward to Julie Caplins' next book.
Thank you to Netgalley and Harper Impulse for this copy which I have reviewed honestly and voluntarily.
It is another excellent story from the always talented Julie Caplin, and its a story that is set in Iceland.
Makes a change to read something light hearted set in Iceland, instead of a noir book, and this is set outside Reyjavik, in a small hotel that offers Northern Light chasing trips.
This lodge also offers a lifeline to Lucy, who is struggling to get a new job after a rather unfortunate incident led to her getting sacked in her previous one.
I loved not only seeing how Lucy was able to adapt to life in Iceland, but the few excursions she did and learning the culture and customs of this proud Scandinavian country.
This is fabulous poolside reading, especially if you need cooling down, it didn't really make me much colder but the humidity in Thailand is hard to counter act, even when reading about winter temperatures in Iceland.
I loved every moment of this wonderful book, and I'm already looking forward to Julie Caplins' next book.
Thank you to Netgalley and Harper Impulse for this copy which I have reviewed honestly and voluntarily.
No comments:
Post a Comment