Christmas Camp Wedding: A Novella

by Karen Schaler

After finally becoming partner at her advertising agency, Haley Hanson barely has time to plan her Christmas Eve wedding with her fiance, Jeff. When their perfect location falls through at the last minute, they need to find a new venue, fast. But everything is booked for the holidays, except for the place where Haley and Jeff fell in love, Christmas Camp.

With time running out to transform the inn into a winter wonderland, Trisha, a top wedding planner, is brought in to help; she also just happens to be Jeff's ex-girlfriend.

Will Jeff and Trisha's Christmas past get in the way of Haley's Christmas future, or can Christmas Camp still work its magic for a holiday happily-ever-after?

• ISBN10: 0062884476
• ISBN13: 9780062884473
• Publish Date: 8 January 2019
• Publish Status: Active
• Publish Country: US
• Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers
• Imprint: Collins
• Format: eBook
• Pages: 144
• Language: English

Reviews

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Christmas Camp Wedding is a must read novella after you finish Christmas Camp. It features the same couple, Haley and Jeff, as they tackle some mishaps leading up to their wedding.

It definitely has the same feel of Christmas Camp, there was some unexpected drama that I could have done without and to be honest it made me nervous because I wasn't sure if it was going to turn into something more. I liked how they both were capable of weathering the storm. I was still hoping for more on the romance front, but I think I need to accept that this was just a straight-forward love story. And there's nothing wrong with that!

I loved that the Christmas spirit that we sense in Christmas Camp is still very present in this novella! And it's essentially THAT, that saves the wedding day!

This is definitely for fans of this series and Jeff & Haley, you won't be disappointed with what is essentially an extended epilogue. So, cozy on up with these two as they finally get their happy ever after!

Major thank you to William Morrow for the advanced reader's copy!