Lock, Stock and Jingle Bells A Hamilton Christmas Novella by Donna Kauffman published on Sept 25th is a lovely, spicy, sometimes intimate, surely bubbling and very well structured Christmas novella plenty of good sentiments and interesting thematic. I read this eBook yesterday night when I went to bed and I am enthusiastic for it.
Holly Berry Bennett didn't like Christmas. She was born the day before Christmas and they called her Holly; her mother's devotion for this feast meant also a shop dedicated to Christmas; her mother thought that Christmas was everyday and she lived with this philosophy. Holly felt a kind of rejection: she had always seen it with antipathy; the connection with this feast to her tremendously sad. Her favorite Christmas? Going somewhere else, (she lived in London before to return to her native town) considering that she had a passion for painting, for staying relaxed while all the rest of humanity was lost in this final consumerist rush.
In the while her parents decided to take an important decision and so she was back to her old native village that she had left without too many compliments for seeing what to do of her life, and her parents's shop.
Sean Gallagher, cook with great experience was in love for Christmas. He had lost all his most important family members, true, but he always returned home with great joy because their family was a real clan and he has always felt a lot of joy, harmony, friendship, and passion for this holiday.
He notices, arriving, Holly Bennett.
Sean had had a great crush for her; but also Holly loved Sean when they were at high school, although she thought that she couldn't never been taken in consideration because he was a leader, and leaders in general searched for a cheerleader.
Their meeting will be a sign of the destiny, because not only they will clarify their past and current feelings but Holly will help Sean to sorting out a past problems he had, discovering important facts of Sean's family buried in a distant past...
I thank NetGalley and Kensington Books for this eBook.
Anna Maria Polidori
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