Christmas In Rose Bend (Rose Bend, #2)

by Naima Simone

to be announced (Narrator) and Mari (Narrator)

Can the festive magic heal her broken heart?

There is more than one surprise in store…

When Nessa Hunt arrives in Rose Bend she is looking for answers, and her absent father. Not a picture perfect town teeming with Christmas cheer, or the innkeeper’s ruggedly sexy son, Wolfgang Dennison.

The heat between her and Wolf is undeniable and the festive merriment of the town is almost enough to make Nessa believe in the Christmas spirit. But with lingering questions about her birth father, is there room in Nessa’s life for happy holidays and happily-ever-after?

Readers LOVE Christmas in Rose Bend

‘If you only read one festive themed read this year, make it Christmas in Rose Bend’ 5 Stars

‘I can’t adequately convey how much I loved this book.'
Goodreads review 5 Stars

‘A lovely Christmas read.’
NetGalley Reviewer 4 Stars

‘An adorable, quick and easy read that i really enjoyed. a cute plot, endearing characters and a great setting, I loved it’
NetGalley Reviewer 4 Stars

• ISBN13: 9780263299359
• Publish Date: 26 October 2021
• Publish Status: Active
• Publish Country: GB
• Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers
• Imprint: Mills & Boon
• Edition: Unabridged edition
• Format: Audiobook (WAV)
• Duration: 12 hours and 24 minutes
• Language: English
• URL: https://millsandboon.co.uk

Reviews

[Jeff Sexton]

Christmas Romance With A Touch Of Preachy Politics. This is *mostly* a Hallmarkie Christmas Romance that would *mostly* fit right in with a typical Hallmark Christmas Movie. So for fans of that kind of story, you're going to love this one. That noted, it does have a moment or two of getting particularly preachy about the author's politics here - enough that when reading through that section (an extended one early and a few other comments here and there) there was debate within my head about a star deduction. But ultimately even the preachiness was more spice than actual substance here - kind of a cilantro. Some will LOVE it. Others will HATE it. No matter which side you're on here, know that it truly doesn't form the actual meat of the tale here, and the rest of the tale really is a solid story of the type described above. This is marketed as Book 2 in a series, and honestly with the various backstories provided it almost seems like it could be even deeper than that - and yet the story here still works as a standalone by itself. Ultimately a solid Christmas Romance, and very much recommended.