Christmas novellas from three award-winning suspense
authors
The Last Noel is a riveting Christmas novella
collection with suspense, intrigue, and second-chance romance.
"Do You See What I See?" by Sarah Hamaker
Oakleigh Wright's estranged foster sister reappears late one
night desperate to hand off her children. Oakleigh agrees to bring them to
their aunt out of state, but her travels are intercepted by a ruthless gang.
She turns to her ex, Joseph, for help. Will they rekindle their love as they
uncover what the gang seeks?
"Do You Hear What I Hear?" by Jayna Breigh
Trial lawyer Elise Sinclair resigns herself to a lonely
Christmas reviewing legal documents—until her renegade fiancé, Jack, reappears.
He is jobless, broken, and seeking forgiveness. Can two battered hearts
overcome secrets and restore their love?
"Do You Know What I Know?" by Kimberley
Woodhouse
When Faith Thibodeaux returns to her Cajun-style food truck
in Alaska after an accident, the last thing she expects is to find out that her
ex-boyfriend is the executive chef of a new restaurant. When they return to
their hometown over the holidays to fundraise, will the "friendly"
competition restore their love or rip them apart forever?
This was just what I needed and didn't know it. I really enjoyed these three fast-paced romantic suspense stories, taking place during the Christmas holiday. First off, the characters are unassuming and quite shocked to be in for the ride of their lives. And I was curled up in my chair with a hot drink all in for it.
All three of these stories deal with couples who have had a romantic pasts with one another and all of a sudden are thrust back into each other's lives unexpectedly, and with a bit of danger thrown in for all of them. I really enjoyed the freshness of all these stories, the season and the danger that seems like it would have clashed but made the stories all the more memorable.
From an ex calling her boyfriend in desperation to help her as she and two children that are left in her care because danger is seriously stalking her. To a woman finding her ex-fiancé bleeding on her doorstep, seriously that was a shocking scene. To a woman that has been through a terrible ordeal, and recovery finds out her ex has turned out to be her cooking competition, with a bit of danger on their heels. This was a great holiday read.
I was provided a copy of this novel from the publisher. I was not required to post a positive review, and all views and opinions are my own.
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