A Kiss in the Snow (Little Duck Pond Cafe, #13)

by Rosie Green

• ASIN: B08F4B3W98
• Publish Date: 2020
• Publish Status: Unknown
• Format: eBook (Kindle)
• Pages: 193
• Language: English

Reviews

[zooloo1983]

This was a lovely story and in all honesty, I loved that we left Sunnybrook. We met new people and having Carrie as the focus of this book was refreshing. It was nice to see Maddy and hear briefly about Fen and Jazz but I loved that this story took a step away from the girls.

I love the sound of Silverbells and I would love to go and stay in Snowdrop Cottage it sounded lush! Plus if a man-made an igloo I would be straight in there with him, candles and some alcohol. It just all sounded cute.

I really am an old romantic at heart and I love the story, of true love never running freely the first time. Soul mates tend to meet, break up and then spend the rest of their lives being happy and I feel this is what is going to happen here. That makes me happy.

The only thing I wasn’t a fan of in this book was Adam. He turned out being someone I didn’t expect and care for really. Maybe he will get a chance to redeem himself but there was something about him that didn’t sit right with me.

I love that we have so many possibilities now for so many more stories now we have been to Silverbells. So many characters I want to see again, Anita, Nora and Reenee to make 3! Plus we have the girls in the other cafe and the ones down in Cornwall and the original three. Years and years of stories and character development and that feels exciting and truly special. I hope it never ends!