Sarah Morgan, you can do no wrong, another throughly enjoyable Christmas storyline, well written and enjoyed all the way through

A lovely feel-good Christmas read that will keep you entertained. I always look forward to Sarah Morgan's Christmas tales and this was no exception. I loved the setting of a cabin. So cozy and perfect for the festive season.

When you note the author, you know that you're in safe hands and that you can escape the frazzles of Christmas preparation, family dramas and nestle down and enjoy. What can go wrong - Sarah Morgan, Christmas and a plot that you know wont change the world, but will ensure that you view it differently for a short time. Enjoy.

I absolutely loved this book! I'd say it's the perfect beach read but with it being set at Christmas this is slightly lost.
As with all 'beach reads' it was the perfect light storyline that had me hooked from the start.

couldnt fully enjoy this book i just feel it wasnt for me. I couldnt fully sink into the story and didnt capture my attention. While this book wasnt for me i know other people will love it

Another delightful book from the wonderful Sarah Morgan – I really do love her books! This time we are in snowy climes and it is Christmas time, but can work and family really mix? Sarah Morgan tackles this subject with her usual deftness and a happy ending is guaranteed all around.

No one does Christmas books like Sarah Morgan. This book was so festive and filled with all things Christmas. It has the usual will they won't they theme behind it but who cares its Christmas and it should be cheesey and make you feel warm and fuzzy.

Christmas is complete with a Sarah Morgan book!

Scottish Highlands at Christmas in the Miller household, siblings Ross, Alice and Clemmie just want a quiet Christmas with their parents, along comes Lucy, last ditch attempt to try and save her job by pitching to Ross, when she is unwittingly mistaken for his girlfriend, chaos ensues…
Beautiful setting, each character has something to hide which always comes out, and such warmth emanates from Ross and Lucy, will they get their happy ever after?

The Miller children are all set to return home to Scotland from London to spend Christmas with their family. They each have secrets in their lives that they collude together to plan how to avoid their parents from their usual questioning.

Lucy works for a small marketing agency that is struggling so she takes the opportunity of being in Scotland to drop off a gift-wrapped proposal to the Miller household.

A misunderstanding with the parents, Lucy gets dragged into the family drama and as the snow falls and stops her from leaving, she starts to remember what having a family means.

Over the following few days as she spends time with each member of the family, she changes their lives and her own more than she could have dreamt of.

A slow start and repetitive in describing why each of the siblings struggle with their parents questions but does pick up and is a nice read on how complicated families are but love and support each other unconditionally

Thank you to Netgalley, HQ and Sarah Morgan for an ARC in return for an honest review.

A family gathering, an uninvited guest and a Christmas to remember. What's not to love?!
This is a lovely little, festive read. I read it in one sitting as I adored it.
Throughly recommend.

Sarah Morgan knows how to write feel good fiction. When you pick up one of her books, you will want to grab a drink and possibly snacks. Find a comfy chair and settle in. Snowed In For Christmas takes us to the scottish highlands. The Miller family are all headed home for Christmas. Alice is bringing back a boyfriend for the first time. Mum and Nanna are very curious about this man. Clemmie is also hiding a big secret. How will the family handle it ? Ross is feeling akward with his dad for not going into the family business . The siblings meet up before going home, to work out how they are going to handle the holiday. Its decided Ross will announce he has a girlfriend, to take the heat off his sisters.
Lucy works for an ad agency, one who is hoping to win a contract with Ross's company. Its decided that Lucy will get the train up to Scotland and hand Ross a business proposal. What follows is a case of mistaken identity and a broken ankle. I really liked the Miller family, nanna Jean is hilarious.
Highly recommend this festive feel good.

Sweet and charming, this is the perfect book to snuggle up and read on a cold, snowy or wintery day. Ideal to read around Christmas time. Its lovely, I really enjoyed it.

Cute and cosy Christmas read, I read this in November to get myself psyched for the festive season! Sarah Morgan delivers again.

Firstly, thank you to NetGalley for the opportunity to get my hands on this book. Reading this on the Kindle with a mug of hot chocolate was pure bliss. Now onto the review: it was the perfect escape from reality! It was a warm, comforting story full of romance, humor, and heart. I felt like I was right there with the characters, Lucy, Alice, and Clem; experiencing all their highs and lows. Sarah Morgan is a master storyteller - if you're looking for a cosy winter read this holiday season, this is definitely it!

Good christmas book!

This was a very easy book to read and I absolutely devoured it. I love a cosy christmas book and this book definitely delivered it.

As with so many books nowadays, you’ll pick this up, start reading and start thinking you’ve read it below – the plot has been done before.

Mistaken identities, snowed in at Christmas, family dynamics and of course some romance. The familiar plot doesn’t seem to matter, as the author has written the story exceedingly well. The book is told from a multitude of character viewpoints, the storyline segued easily between chapters and was easy to follow.

I loved all the characters in this book and Nanna Jean has to be my favourite; her warm welcome to everyone and her impeccable meddling skills made me laugh and smile so much my cheek muscles hurt. Ross’s sarcasm spoke to me, and a lot of people will relate to his struggles with proving his worth to his family and taking his time to find the right person. Thankfully, the multi-character plot isn’t confusing and instead keeps the story flowing. This is aided even further by the authors use of both a fast and slow pace, this keeps you on your toes and begging to find out what happened next.

The author deals with incredibly complex issues faced by women, and society as a whole, in a thought provoking and light way that was easy to read and pulled at my emotions.

As far as light cosy Christmas reads go, it was perfect to snuggle up with on a snowy Saturday. It will transport you to Scotland and shortbread and a snowy winter wonderland.

This book was exactly what I expected it to be. A very good example of its genre, I enjoyed settling down in a comfy duvet and letting the story unwind. It did not disappoint.

I was over the moon to be approved for this book and it did take me awhile to get around to reading it due to my overpacked TBR! However, I loved this book and it's definitely going to become a festive favourite!
I found the characters very likeable and relatable. I was able to connect with them and I couldn't put it down! A very cosy, festive read!

A lovely Christmas story
A book that you can lose yourself in
A well written book just like this ladies others
Thanks NetGalley

absolutely loved this book! I was dubious at first given that it is told from the perspective of several different characters but wow! Sarah has written it so well and I didn’t want to put it down.

Thought provoking at times - seeing how misunderstood perceptions can have huge implications and the importance of communication and not assuming you have all the answers or know what someone else is thinking. Families can be complicated and no one person has all the answers but the starting point is to listen.

Highly recommended

Absolutely adored reading this book! It is the perfect Christmas romance that melts your heart. I would definitely recommend it!