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'Heart-warming and full of hope. I loved it' HEIDI SWAIN, Sunday Times bestselling author
'The most beautiful, heart-warming story. Gorgeously cosy, uplifting . . . utterly lovely book' HOLLY MARTIN, bestselling author of Christmas at Mistletoe Cove
Escape to the mountains and fall in love this Christmas...
Alice Bright has a great life. She has a job she adores, a devoted family and friends she'd lay down her life for. But when tragedy strikes, she finds her whole world turned upside down.
Enter, Bear, a fluffy, lovable - and rapidly growing! - puppy searching for a home. Bear may be exactly what Alice needs to rekindle her spark, but a London flat is no place for a mountain dog, and soon Alice and Bear find themselves on a journey to the snow-topped mountains of Switzerland in search of a new beginning.
Amidst the warming log fires, cosy cafes and stunning views, Alice finds her heart slowly beginning to heal. But will new friends and a charming next door neighbour be enough to help Alice fall in love with life once more?
Filled with winter markets, falling snow and heart-warming seasonal romance, this is the perfect festive treat for fans of Sarah Morgan and Heidi Swain.
'Dogs + snow + romance = Sunday afternoon bliss!' Fabulous
'A warm, beautiful read full of hope and friendship - of both the two-legged and the four-legged kind' Laura Bambrey, author of The Beginners Guide to Loneliness
Real readers love A Season in the Snow:
'Will warm the cockles of any frozen heart and fill you with the joy magic and sparkle of the festive season.' *****
'Perfect escapism from rainy England!' Bee Books Beauty Blog
'This is the perfect Christmas book for the dog lover in your life!' *****
'I loved this book and the way it made me feel so cosy and wintery.' *****
Título : A Season in the Snow
EAN : 9780751574487
Editorial : Little, Brown Book Group
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