The Gingerbread House In Mistletoe Gardens by Jaimie Admans
Synopsis:
In Mistletoe Gardens a legend anyone who kisses
underneath the mistletoe will be guaranteed another year of love…
When
local baker Essie Browne discovers that Mistletoe Gardens is to be
demolished in January, she’s determined to save the place she loves so
much. So Essie proposes building a life size gingerbread house to bring
in the crowds…just how hard can it be? Well, quite hard actually. Essie
can bake gingerbread blindfolded, but she hasn’t got a clue how to build
an actual house with it! She needs help - and fast! Enter local
builder, Joss Hallissey. Essie is convinced that with Joss’s help they
can pull this off. There’s just one tiny Joss hates Christmas,
gingerbread, and… well, just about everything else too. Joss the Grinch
makes it clear that her idea is ludicrous and pointless, but he
reluctantly agrees to help with her plan. Will the gingerbread house be
enough to save Mistletoe Gardens? Or will Essie's chance for a magical
kiss under the mistletoe be lost forever?
Review:
The Gingerbread House in Mistletoe Gardens is a lovely read.
It is well written, with a good cast of characters, and a nice Christmas message.
Essie is a baker, she wants to show her mother her worth, so she decides to try and save Folkhornton's Mistletoe Garden building a big Gingerbread House. There's only a little problem she doesn't know anythig about construction, she needs a constructor, and she finds Joss, who despite being skeptical, helps her with her crazy idea.
Essie and Joss are so different, friendly and outgoing the first, grumpy and quiet the latter, but they are good for each other. I adored to see how Joss boost Essie confidence, believing in her and her dreams. I was also pleased to see how Essie made Joss understand how it's so far better to have connection with other people, even if we are scared to suffer when we lose them.
I recommend this novel for a pleasant read in front of the fireplace.
It is well written, with a good cast of characters, and a nice Christmas message.
Essie is a baker, she wants to show her mother her worth, so she decides to try and save Folkhornton's Mistletoe Garden building a big Gingerbread House. There's only a little problem she doesn't know anythig about construction, she needs a constructor, and she finds Joss, who despite being skeptical, helps her with her crazy idea.
Essie and Joss are so different, friendly and outgoing the first, grumpy and quiet the latter, but they are good for each other. I adored to see how Joss boost Essie confidence, believing in her and her dreams. I was also pleased to see how Essie made Joss understand how it's so far better to have connection with other people, even if we are scared to suffer when we lose them.
I recommend this novel for a pleasant read in front of the fireplace.
Release Date: 09.12.2023
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