Book Description:
This Christmas, Clara is yearning for a little magic. Will her hopes be dashed? Or will this festive season turn out to be the one when all her wildest dreams come true?
My Thoughts:
Even though this is the 25th book in the series, it’s actually the third book in a trilogy that features Clara.
I have been dying to read this book to see what the outcome is for Clara and it didn’t disappoint. Things seem to be finally getting better at home for Clara although the same can’t be said for her love life. I could totally understand Clara’s reluctance in going for what she wants as nothing is straight forward but at times I wanted to give her a good shake and tell her to put herself first for change. She is such a sweet character who is always thinking of others. I’ve loved getting to know her over the course of the three novels.
It’s hard to say too much about the story without giving spoilers for others who have read the previous two books. Where as the others leave the reader with questions as to what will happen next, everything gets answered in this instalment but readers will need to read it themselves to find out if Clara gets her happy ever after and whether she finds her great aunt in time before her gran’s operation.
Clara’s Christmas Magic gives all the festive feels whilst warming your heart. It will certainly have you not only counting down the days until Christmas but it’s also a reminder of what is really important in life. It’s not the presents but the people we have in our lives that can give us so much joy. I really hope we catch up with Clara and her family in future books in the series as I have been ever so invested in her story and I felt a little melancholy knowing we had reached the end of her story. This is a series that you can keep going back to and re-reading and enjoy them over and over again. Uplifting and feel good fiction at it’s best!
My thanks to Rachel’s Random Resources for the invite to be part of the blog tour. All opinions are my own and not biased in anyway.
Rosie Green has been scribbling stories ever since she was little. Back then they were rip-roaring adventure tales with a young heroine in perilous danger of falling off a cliff or being tied up by ‘the baddies’. Thankfully, Rosie has moved on somewhat, and now much prefers to write romantic comedies that melt your heart and make you smile, with really not much perilous danger involved at all, unless you count the heroine losing her heart in love.
Rosie’s brand new series of novellas is centred on life in a village café. The first two stories in the series are: Spring at The Little Duck Pond Cafe and Summer at The Little Duck Pond Café.
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