I want to thank Netgalley and the author for gifting me the ebook. I was able to find the audio version through my local library.

This was such a cute rom com. If you are looking for a light hearted Christmas read I highly recommend this book! The characters are great and you are never too old to find love again!

A perfect holiday read! New beginnings. New love. Family reconciliation. Plenty of feel good holiday spirit. Grab your cocoa and settle in for an enjoyable book! Thanks #NetGalley #BoldwoodBooks

This was such a cute and heartwarming read. It was such a lovely story written about rebuilding your life and forming relationships with family. It was set in a truly lovely place and the book is written in such a beautiful way, the story just flows. This was a great festive read, full of joy and positivity.

I just love Juniper Meadows! I wish I could spend a fortnight there!

I was instantly swept away by this story.. There's a brilliant cast of characters, those we met in the first 3 books and then in this one we finally meet Dylan (the Travers brother that had left) and there's a new character Sadie and a few supporting cast characters.

This is really a warm hug of a book that you will just want to cuddle up with and forget about everything else going on in your life.

This was a cute, sweet, simple holiday story that didn't drown in the Christmas joy. The characters were likable and the plot was minimal, so it goes down easy if you're looking for something like that. I see now that this was the fourth in a series. I was able to follow it without any prior knowledge of the first three books.

I read an ARC of this book from NetGalley. All comments are my own.

Another instalment from Juniper Meadows - and with a Christmas theme which is always wonderful escapism. With this series the only criticism I can make is the sheer number of characters, I'm pleased there was a glossary to help at the beginning. But I enjoy this author's work & I wasn't disappointed with this one. Thank you Netgalley for the advanced copy.

Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for the complimentary ARC. All opinions are my own. This was adorable and got me into the mood for Christmas!

Single dad Dylan has been estranged from his father for years. He has made a life in the United States. Wanting to learn about their father's side of the family, his children ask him to take them back to his childhood home in the Cotswolds for the holidays.

A year after her divorce, Sadie's children it's time for her to get out and start living her life again. They treat her to a special holiday at Juniper Meadows in the Cotswolds to enjoy their Twelve Days of Christmas celebration.

Dylan's homecoming is more welcoming than he might have expected and he finds himself caught up in the Christmas events. With a little push from his kids, he finds himself spending time Sadie. He finds a caring, fun loving woman with whom he shares a lot in common. Neither Dylan nor Sadie thought to find a special someone during their visit, but Christmas is a time for miracles.

I love a good holiday romance. The setting for this story is idyllic. This sweet romance is full of good feelings and holiday joy. Dylan's homecoming is handled with care and flows naturally and never feels forced. Dylan and Sadie are, of course, perfect for each other. Grab a nice hot chocolate, a warm blanket and settle in for this sweet Christmas romance.

Another great story from Juniper Meadows. This time we follow the return of youngest brother Dylan as well as Sadie who is spending the Christmas holiday after splitting from her long time husband. Fun story and characters. Not a ton of the other characters but still very good.

4.5 Stars: Snow is Falling is the 4th and final book in the Juniper Meadows series by Sarah Bennett. In this book, Dylan, the prodigal son, returns home. Dylan moved to the States when his brother married the girl he loved. He married, had two children and divorced. It is Christmas time and his children would like to meet their family, so Dylan agrees to take them to spend Christmas. There are a few bumps along the way, but everything can't go perfect after all that time. Meanwhile, Sadie Bingham is recently divorced from her cheating husband, and her children decide to give her a getaway for Christmas. She is going to spend two weeks at Juniper Meadows and enjoy all that goes with it. As Dylan deals with his past, and Sadie tries to figure out what is next in her future, they bond and just maybe, might make a go of things together.

This was a great ending to this series. All the siblings are now back home and trying to figure out what is next for them and Juniper Meadows. There is an eclectic group of people ready to spend time together with the "Twelve Days of Christmas" celebrations and activities. I really enjoyed seeing them bond and welcome each other into their group of friends. Dylan's children are teenagers with all that comes with that, but they also participate and become friendly with the others, especially, Sadie. This was a sweet romance, family bonding, new beginnings and personal growth story. I will say, there was a great ending the I loved. If you enjoy a good Christmas story, with lots of festive activities and great group of characters, then I recommend Snow is Falling.

After her husband leaves her for a younger woman, Sadie Bingham is determined to start anew. In a move to fresh starts all round, Sadie's adult children start a new Christmas tradition of treating Sadie to a solo holiday to Juniper Meadows retreat.

Meanwhile, Dylan Travers, estranged member of the Juniper Meadows family is returning to the family estate with his teenage children. This is a chance for Dylan to repair bonds with his family, and as fate would have it, he and Sadie meet and have *chemistry*.

What follows is a delightful story of a holiday romance, interwoven with family stories of healing and repairing generational trauma. I was at times confused whether this was meant to be Sadie's story or Dylan's, but overall, this was a lovely read.

For those to whom it matters, this was written in 3rd person omniscient narrator; and the sex scenes are closed door.

Overall a nice, cosy read.

~Many thanks to NetGalley for a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review~

I received an ARC of this book from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

This is a wonderful book. I enjoyed it from the very first page!

This was my first book from author Sarah Bennet and it definitely won't be my last. I really liked the storyline and the characters. A perfect winter read. Makes you want to snuggle up and read it in one sitting. Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for the arc to review. All opinions are my own.

Such a fun read! Highly recommend.

Many thanks to Netgalley, the author, and the publisher for my ARC. All opinions are my own.

I read this as an ARC on NetGalley. I absolutely loved this book. It had the right amount of angst, sweetness, 2nd chances and of course, Christmas!

Sadie is trying to organise her holiday wither husband only to discover that it is not her that he is taking. To treat her, Sadie's children pay for her to have a break over Christmas at Juniper Meadows.
Whilst there she meets Dylan, who is returning to his childhood home after many years.
Another lovely book by Sarah Bennett. Set in the beautiful Cotswolds you are swept up in the picturesque scenery and Christmas ambiance of a country house hotel. Just the sort of place to unwind and make friends.
A fabulous winter set tale that is an easy read.

Snow is Falling is the fourth and sadly final book in the Juniper Meadows series by Bennett.

It's Christmas and there's more than a sprinkle of the Juniper Meadows magic in the air ready for the next unsuspecting couple to be...Sadie and Dylan.

I loved the whole Twelve Days of Christmas package idea and maybe it should be something for communities to consider for those who spend the festive period alone.

The characters are great and it's always nice to catch up. Snow is Falling is a gorgeous festive feel-good fiction full of family, friendships and new beginnings.

This fabulously festive read is the 4th book in the Juniper Meadows series. Although it could very easily be read as a standalone, the entire series has been captivating so I would highly recommend that you read them.

The location of Juniper Meadows, the family seat of the Travers family, and now a successfully family-run luxury hotel and spa with workshops, brewery and camp site is in a fictional location in the Cotswolds. I liked the concept of the twelve days of Christmas event at the hotel, although my little antisocial self would only really enjoy some of the events taking place during the festive season.

I loved the characters of Sadie and Dylan. I do enjoy romances that are second chance romances or later life romance, so this story definitely ticked this box for me. Sadie lacked confidence at the beginning of the story but her character progression was truly enjoyable. Dylan was there to reconcile with his siblings after 30 years in the States, and he was not looking for someone to share his life with, although his teenage children after seeing their mother remarried, wanted the same level of happiness for Dylan too. Their chemistry was undeniable, and I just loved the snatched moments of time that Sadie and Dylan had together.

I enjoyed the friendship group they found themselves in when they were staying at the hotel, with a variety of couples and single people who all threw themselves into the activities at the hotel. All of the characters in the story were likeable with a few exceptions, including Sadie’s mother Margaret and Dylan’s father Monty.

This wonderful story left me feeling incredibly Christmassy and really made me crave a snowy December filled with snowmen, twinkly lights and warm spiced apple drinks.

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Publication Date 13th Sept 2024

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The festive season is in full swing, and Sadie throws herself into the packed Twelve Days of Christmas programme, relishing the opportunity to make new friends and new memories.

Single father Dylan Travers hasn’t been to his childhood home of Juniper Meadows for decades. Estranged from his cantankerous father Monty, he has made a happy life for himself in the States. But now with teenage children keen to know more about their roots, Dylan has brought them back to the Cotswolds to meet his family.

I didn’t realise this book was part of a series, but the fact that I didn’t realise, can only be a good thing.
I absolutely loved this book. It’s definitely one of what I would call, ‘a cosy book’ which I adore!! The characters of Dylan and Sadie were just so loveable. I was cheering for them, right from the start! What a lovely lovely book!
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Sadie is thrilled about her upcoming vacation with her husband, Paul. But when she contacts the travel agency handling the trip, she’s shocked to discover her name isn’t on the booking—another woman’s is. From that moment, her life begins to unravel. Her adult children surprise her with a getaway to Juniper Meadows, hoping it will give her the time and space she needs to sort things out.

Meanwhile, Dylan has just walked his ex-wife down the aisle at her wedding. When he offers his teenagers the chance to choose their vacation destination, they opt for Juniper Meadows, the family estate. Dylan hasn’t been there in years, and his children have never met the rest of the family. Will the trip go smoothly, or will old wounds be reopened?

Once at Juniper Meadows, Dylan’s kids encourage him to start dating again. Will he take their advice, or stay single until they both finish high school?

With its engaging characters and compelling story, this book will keep you turning the pages to see if Sadie and Dylan can find their way. It’s an entertaining, heartwarming read that’s perfect for the holidays, blending family, friendship, and second chances with just the right touch of drama and romance. Ideal for fans of heartfelt romance, this is a fantastic choice for book clubs, sparking plenty of great conversations!

A big thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for an ARC in exchange for an honest review.