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A review by kirstyreviewsbooks
Christmas at Mistletoe Cove by Holly Martin
4.0
Christmas at Mistletoe Cove by Holly Martin
Blurb
Growing up on Hope Island, Eden Lancaster always believed that if you wished hard enough for something, dreams really could come true. But Eden’s greatest wish is also her biggest secret: she has been completely in love with her childhood friend, the charming and attractive Dougie Harrison, for as long as she can remember. And he has no idea.
When Dougie leaves his successful life in New York to return home to Hope Island for good, Eden can’t escape her feelings. Her heart is full of hope that her romantic dreams are finally, at long last, going to come true…
This Christmas could change everything. But can a lifelong friendship really turn into the perfect romance? And will Eden get the happily ever after she’s always wished for?
My Opinion
This is the third book in the Hope Island series, but sadly I didn't realise that when I borrowed the book from my local library. I love a Holly Martin book and this was an enjoyable read but I feel I would have enjoyed it far more if I had a bit of background of Hope Island and residents of the island - now I need to go back and read the earlier books.
A lovely festive read with that usual Holly Martin spark. A delightful read that make you believe in the magic of wishes.
Rating 4/5
Blurb
Growing up on Hope Island, Eden Lancaster always believed that if you wished hard enough for something, dreams really could come true. But Eden’s greatest wish is also her biggest secret: she has been completely in love with her childhood friend, the charming and attractive Dougie Harrison, for as long as she can remember. And he has no idea.
When Dougie leaves his successful life in New York to return home to Hope Island for good, Eden can’t escape her feelings. Her heart is full of hope that her romantic dreams are finally, at long last, going to come true…
This Christmas could change everything. But can a lifelong friendship really turn into the perfect romance? And will Eden get the happily ever after she’s always wished for?
My Opinion
This is the third book in the Hope Island series, but sadly I didn't realise that when I borrowed the book from my local library. I love a Holly Martin book and this was an enjoyable read but I feel I would have enjoyed it far more if I had a bit of background of Hope Island and residents of the island - now I need to go back and read the earlier books.
A lovely festive read with that usual Holly Martin spark. A delightful read that make you believe in the magic of wishes.
Rating 4/5