Let It Snow by Sue Moorcroft


Sue Moorcroft has done it again. Every time I open one of her books, it feels like an embrace from an old friend and Let It Snow is no different.
On the surface you could be forgiven that this is quirky festive romance, but look between the covers and you will discover romance, heartbreak and unknown siblings. Proving that no one is perfect but as long as we swallow our fears and at least try, we maybe granted the things we long for, career success, family or love.
Along with some deep topics there is a lightness to this story, from Dalmatian to choir members and teenage crushes, Let it snow is a must read for anyone looking for a winter escape.

My thanks to #Netgalley and #AvonBooksUK for allowing me to read and review #LetItSnow.
It’s ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ from me


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