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Title: Christmas at Silver Falls
Author: Jenny Hale
Format reviewed: Ebook
Source: Netgalley
Publisher: Bookouture
Publication Date: 15th October 2019
Rating: 5 Stars
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A beautiful festive romance, all about the joy of Christmas with family, second chances, and finding love under the falling snow. This enchanting and uplifting read will have you both laughing and crying while it warms your heart.
White Oaks Inn has always been at the heart of Christmas celebrations for Scarlett Bailey and her family. Her adored gran has owned the rambling, old-fashioned hotel, filled with the scent of cinnamon and chocolate, since Scarlett was a little girl. But now her gran’s home is under threat. And it looks like it could be the Baileys’ last Christmas together there…
Over the holiday season, amidst much-loved festive traditions of baking cookies and decorating the tree, Scarlett throws herself into saving the hotel. When she hears that Charlie Bryant, a handsome, successful property developer, is spending December in Silver Falls, Scarlett is hopeful he might be the answer to their problems.
When they meet, sparks fly between impulsive Scarlett and business-like Charlie – as they both have very different ideas for the future of White Oaks. Scarlett is determined to show him how much White Oaks Inn means to her family and the guests who return there every year and, as they spend more time together, she begins to realize there is more to Charlie than his serious appearance…
But Charlie is struggling with a secret from his own past. Will he be able to face it, or will it stop him from truly opening up and getting close to anyone? And can Scarlett share the true meaning of Christmas with him and save her gran’s beloved hotel along the way?
Having recently seen Jenny Hale's first Hallmark movie, all I can say is I hope they have all her past, present and future Christmas books signed up for movies, as yet again she has written a fabulous story, that would make a really enjoyable film too.
I loved every second of this book, from seeing if Scarlett would actually be able to enjoy Christmas this year, to discovering just what handsome stranger Charlie is hiding, and whether or not the White Oaks Inn really does have to be sold or whether it can be kept in the family.
There are many unexpected turns in this book that kept me on my toes and reaching instantly for the next page.
I'm a huge fan of Jenny Hale's writing, I think I've read all her books, and I can honestly say this is one of her best if not the best. I felt as though I was part of the Bailey family, all the members of it had distinct personalities and the setting of the White Oaks Inn, with the snippets of history about it just felt so so real.
And Silver Falls sounds to picturesque, and its such a cute little town too.
Literally the only fault I had with this book was that it ended would have happily kept on reading for a lot longer.
It's a story with such a warm and cosy feel, and it was so quick to read. Before I knew it I was over half way and regretting the common sense part of my body winning out telling me to do some work... before being able to read the rest. It was enchanting, and heart warming and really was a gorgeous festive story.
Thank you to Bookouture and Netgalley for this copy which I have reviewed honestly and voluntarily.
I loved every second of this book, from seeing if Scarlett would actually be able to enjoy Christmas this year, to discovering just what handsome stranger Charlie is hiding, and whether or not the White Oaks Inn really does have to be sold or whether it can be kept in the family.
There are many unexpected turns in this book that kept me on my toes and reaching instantly for the next page.
I'm a huge fan of Jenny Hale's writing, I think I've read all her books, and I can honestly say this is one of her best if not the best. I felt as though I was part of the Bailey family, all the members of it had distinct personalities and the setting of the White Oaks Inn, with the snippets of history about it just felt so so real.
And Silver Falls sounds to picturesque, and its such a cute little town too.
Literally the only fault I had with this book was that it ended would have happily kept on reading for a lot longer.
It's a story with such a warm and cosy feel, and it was so quick to read. Before I knew it I was over half way and regretting the common sense part of my body winning out telling me to do some work... before being able to read the rest. It was enchanting, and heart warming and really was a gorgeous festive story.
Thank you to Bookouture and Netgalley for this copy which I have reviewed honestly and voluntarily.
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