Happily This Christmas – review (AD)
I was kindly given an electronic copy of Happily This Christmas by Susan Mallery in exchange for an honest review*.
Happily This Christmas book blurb
It’s the season of love, forgiveness… and tidings of trouble!
Wynn Beauchene is exactly where she wants to be: a successful business owner and single mum. Lately, however, something feels like it’s missing. Even worse is Wynn’s attraction to the gorgeous policeman next door.
With his pregnant daughter coming to stay, Garrick McCabe has one last chance to repair their strained relationship. Except his daughter seems to have turned into the Grinch, and now Garrick needs Wynn’s help to turn this festive fiasco around… before it’s too late.
For Garrick and Wynn, a little chaos is the perfect gift for revealing what—and who—matters most…
My overall thoughts on Happily This Christmas
Happily This Christmas is a contemporary romance set in the wedding destination town of Happily Inc. Even though this is the sixth book in the Happily Inc series, it can easily be read as a standalone romance as I did and still be enjoyed. Although this is now the second book I have now read in this series.
This time the story centres around Wynn Beauchene and her neighbour Garrick McCabe.
Wynn is a single Mom and neighbour of Garrick, the local cop. She has a secret crush on him, but it isn’t until he needs her help with his young estranged pregnant daughter that relationships of sorts develop with his daughter and between them.
But the path to true love never does run smooth!
The themes of family love and abandonment feature as well as self forgiveness.
I really think that this is a sweet romance that will brighten your day and get you in the mood for the Christmas spirit!
I love that once again the charm of this small town shines through and how much community spirit there is.
It’s always lovely to be reintroduced to characters from earlier stories in the series. Whether you’ve read others in the series or not, this is a great Christmas story to add to your to be read pile.
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