Friday 11 December 2020

Book Review - One More For Christmas by Sarah Morgan

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Title: One More For Christmas
Author: Sarah Morgan
Format reviewed: Ebook
Source: Netgalley
Publisher: HQ
Publication Date: 22nd October 2020
Rating: 5 Stars

Gayle is a highly successful and motivated business woman, but her success has come at a price – she hasn’t spoken to her daughters, Ella and Samantha, for years. But when Gayle has an accident at work, she realises she needs to make amends with her family.

And so she invites herself to join Ella and Samantha for their Christmas in the beautiful Scottish Highlands. The sisters are none too pleased that their mother has inserted herself into their Christmas plans. They have each other – and don’t need their mother back in their lives. Or so they think…

As they embark on their first family Christmas together in years, will the three women learn that sometimes facing up to a few home truths is all you need to heal your heart?

The queen of the Christmas romance has done it again, with another truly wonderful book. 

This is a story with laugh out loud moments, aww moments, open mouthed in understanding when various secrets are revealed moments, and moments of self discovery. 

It features three generations of the Mitchell family, although Tab at only 4 is the star of the show, utterly adorable and Sarah Morgan has perfected the way young children question literally everything, which Tab does to the extent that you almost feel sorry for Ella, her mum! 

Tab though isn't one of the view points of the story but she is a star of any scene she's in. This is predominately the story of Gayle and Samantha, although Ella definitely get a fair few chapters, but due to her rather easy going nature, she doesn't feel as key as the other two. 

Gayle has never been one for Christmas, and until she had an accident at work, hadn't seen her daughters in five years. So no one is more surprised that she would like to spend Christmas in Ella and Sam. 

Sam has a delightful job and a way of describing various festive and winter holiday scenarios that you could picture yourself there instantly.  And its due to Sam's job that they are spending Christmas in the Scottish Highlands, in a wonderfully picturesque setting. 

The question though is just what caused the family rift and can it be fixed.  Can Gayle really turn over a new leaft, and will Sam and Ella ever understand their mother. 

And in Brodie's family who own the lodge in Scotland who are able to help the Mitchells in ways you may not expect from strangers, and Sam's first hilarious phone call with Brodie at the back of her mind the entire time, and you have all the elements of a brilliant story to discover. 

Oh and if that isn't enough for you, there is a dog called bear, and various reindeer named after birds, in the hope they can fly! And how can you not love a book featuring reindeer, snow and a really heart-warming story. 

I could easily see it as a Hallmark Christmas movie and it's yet another fabulous book by one of my favourite romance authors. 

Thank you to HQ and Netgalley for this copy which I have reviewed honestly and voluntarily. 

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