Book Review: Like a Winter Snow by Lindsay Harrel
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What is this book about?
Women’s counselor Joy Beckman has always been a friend and helper to all. That’s why she’s given up everything to be with her parents as her mother suffers through Alzheimer’s.
Joy may not have a thriving career or a love life at the moment, but she’s doing what she does best—taking care of others. And even though it’s difficult, she knows it’s where she is supposed to be.
But life throws a curveball when she has to leave her parents temporarily to travel to England for the December wedding of her best friend. While there, Joy helps Sophia tackle her last-minute to-do list, and in the process, finally meets a man who turns her head—and her heart.
The only problem? He lives in snowy London, and her life is with her parents back in sunny Florida.
She tries to resist Oliver Lincoln’s charms, but it’s harder than it should be. With her heart torn in two, Joy is forced to choose between a life she knows she’s meant for and the one she didn’t see coming.
My review:
This was a nice bite of holiday romance. I liked Joy’s heart of service but struggled with her guilt—perhaps because it stems from before I met her. I enjoyed the attraction between her and Oliver but have mixed feelings about the rushed nature of their relationship. I think I needed the story to be longer.
What I enjoyed most about this book:
Romance in a holiday setting
What I didn’t like about this book:
Story was too short
Would I recommend this book to others? Yes. This is a nice introduction to the series with interesting characters and holiday romance. This is the first book in the series.
Where can I learn more about this author and their books?
Lindsay Harrel, author website
-Loraine Nunley
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