It is that time of year when Debbie Macomber releases her holiday novel, and this year we are in for a very special treat. A Mrs. Miracle Christmas reunites us with the beloved Mrs. Miracle, as well as Shirley, Goodness and Mercy...all characters that fans fell in love with from previous holiday novels.

Laurel and Zach have endured more than most couples. The one thing they want more than anything is a child of their own. After several failed attempts, they tried adoption. They were blessed with a little boy that they fell in love with, but later he was taken away and given back to his biological family. The hurt and pain was just too much to bear, and Laurel has lost faith in ever having a child to love. Zach, on the other hand, still holds out hope that they will have a child someday.

In addition to the stress of not being able to have children, Laurel and Zach have to contend with Laurel's grandmother, Helen (Nana). Helen's health is rapidly declining, and they need to make a decision on what to do about Helen while they are both at work. Laurel contacts Caring Angels, a local organization of caregivers, but is told with the busy holiday season, none are available. However, Mrs. Miracle magically appears at their door, and they are told she has been sent by Caring Angels. Laurel and Zach never question her mysterious arrival, and both are thrilled when Helen and Mrs. Miracle immediately hit it off. As the days turn into weeks, they notice a definite improvement with Helen, but yet they notice other changes as well. Helen is convinced that Mrs. Miracle is an actual angel, and initially they decide their is no harm in letting Helen think that. However, they begin to notice other things...strange things...that cannot be explained. Mrs. Miracle seems to know too much personal information about them, and something is not adding up. Zach is especially suspicious when in addition to that, he starts receiving signs suggesting that a baby is in their future. Is it just wishful thinking, or have his prayers been heard?

As the story unfolds, we see the bond between Helen and Mrs. Miracle grow even stronger, and the two women develop an amazing friendship. Mrs. Miracle shares a secret with Helen...one that will change everything. Zach is also harboring a huge secret, one that will be devastating for Laurel if she finds out about it. Will both secrets finally be revealed? You will have to read the book to find out.

The story that unfolds is truly a heartwarming and beautifully written story with an amazing cast of characters. I love the return of Mrs. Miracle, as well as Shirley, Goodness and Mercy. Mrs. Miracle is a character that always offers hope, even in situations when all faith seems to be lost. Of course, Shirley, Goodness and Mercy are the three angels that fans of Debbie Macomber have always loved...especially since their determination to answer prayers are not always done in a conventional way. Laurel is a woman suffering from the heartbreak of not being able to have a child, and her faith has been diminished. Zach, unlike Laurel, has not lost his faith, and truly feels that his prayers will be answered. Mrs. Miracle, once again, is the perfect one to show us all that anything is possible if you just believe!

I would like to thank Debbie Macomber and Random House Publishing Group-Ballantine for allowing me the opportunity to read and review this book. My views are my own, and are in no way influenced by anyone else.

I have voluntarily read and reviewed a copy of this title given to me via NetGalley. This was just a wonderful book to read and it was just easy to lose yourself in the story. I can’t wait to read more from this author.

A heartwarming, magical, uplifting Christmas story was what I was in the mood to read and that’s exactly what A Mrs. Miracle Christmas gave me.
Laurel and Zach have been praying and hoping for a baby. They are living with Laurels Nana who has dementia. Mrs. Miracle is hired to help take care of her.
A beautiful, enjoyable Christmas story to read and get you in the mood for the upcoming holidays.
Many thanks to NetGalley, the publisher and author, Debbie Macomber, for the opportunity to read and review this book for my honest review. All comments, opinions and thoughts are my own.

I felt like I was in the middle of a Hallmark movie. I read through this story so fast and was sad when it ended. As a new mom and someone who has done elderly care, I know how hard it can be to manage these tasks. Kindness and compassion goes a long way.

It is very rare for me to give five stars on a book but this one was amazing! Adoption is very dear to me as I adopted my daughter over twenty years ago. The struggles and emotions are indescribable. Laurel and Zach were portrayed true-to-life in this regard. Plus, it was a bonus to have an appearance by the angels Shirley, Goodness and Mercy! This one will definitely put you in the Christmas spirit!

A delightful cozy romance to get you in the holiday spirit. I always look forward to the Christmas book and this a delight to read. I liked how characters from other books were in the story.

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Christmas is still 3 months away, but I was so excited to read Debbie Macomber’s newest Christmas book, A Mrs. Miracle Christmas!

Laurel McCullough and her husband, Zach, dream of expanding their family and having a baby. They have struggled for years with infertility and have suffered heartbreak after heartbreak with unsuccessful adoptions. This Christmas, Laurel turns her focus to her aging grandmother, Helen and finding her a caregiver. Laurel has no luck in finding a caregiver and then miraculously a guardian angel named Mrs. Miracle shows up at their door!

This story follows these characters during the holiday season and it is a heartwarming treat! Mrs. Miracle has been featured in some of Macomber’s other Christmas novels and a couple of them have even been made into Hallmark movies.

Debbie Macomber is one of my go-to authors and I am never disappointed with her storytelling. I will admit that the story is predictable, but it is very well-written and you can’t help but fall in love with the characters and their story. I finished this one in two days. If you are looking for a cozy and easy holiday read, I highly recommend this one.

4/5 stars!

I appreciate @netgalley and @ballantinebooks for the gifted copy in exchange for an honest review.

Have the tissues ready. An absolutely beautiful book. Warmth, inspiration and fun. I love the Mrs Miracle series and this is a home run. Fabulous read.

This book is a delightful and incredible, sweet read. It was wonderful written. I enjoyed the storyline. The characters Laurel and Jack are wonderful. It was easy to read and a page turner.
I received a complimentary ARC from the publisher through NetGalley. All thoughts and opinions are of my own.

A Mrs. Miracle Christmas is a book that will warm your heart and get you in the Christmas spirit. Debbie Macomber delivers a genuine loving story.

One of my favorite things about this time of year is a holiday release from Debbie Macomber. A Mrs. Miracle Christmas is an early holiday present that surpasses any expectations that you might have. Mrs. Miracle is one of my favorite characters that Debbie Macomber has created, but she also included Shirley, Goodness, and Mercy...the three goofy but, lovable angels from her previous holiday books. A great holiday read that is funny and pulls at your heart strings.

Christmas is not complete without a Christmas book by Debbie Macomber. A Mrs. Miracle Christmas is wonderful. I haven’t enjoyed one of Ms. Macomber’s Christmas books as much as this one since the Season of Angels when I first discovered this author yeas ago. More faith based than many of her romances, I identified with the characters dealing with the issues of aging and dementia. It gave me encouragement as a loved family member of mine is now like Laurel’s grandmother. Her grandmother’s health is but one of Laurel’s disappointments in life. There are unexpected joys in this story with the biggest coming to Zach and Laurel.

Keeping your faith when dreams seems to be completely shattered is a lesson that Zach and especially Laurel learn through her grandmother and special companion, Mrs. Miracle. I LOVED Shirley, Goodness and Mercy making an appearance. Sometimes more than one angel is required. Such an uplifting, encouraging story for anyone.

The publisher through Net Galley provided an ARC. I have voluntarily decided to read and review, giving my personal opinions and thoughts.

This is a wonderful book with one of my very favorite characters, Mrs. Miracle. Laurel and Zach have had a difficult time trying to have a baby, and have been through several heartbreaking situations. Laurel loses faith in ever having a family,. When her grandmother begins to show signs of dementia, Mrs. Miracle arrives to be her caregiver. While her presence is a true blessing, Zach hides a secret from Laurel that could end their marriage. It was wonderful having Mrs. Miracle and her fellow angels in a story again. Please keep them coming Debbie Macomber!

A very heart-warming and touching story. Laurel and Zach desperately want children. They have tried everything, but have been unable to conceive. They fostered a little boy and after becoming very attached, his father decided that he would not give him up for adoption. Laurel's grandmother is starting to have memory problems and needs a care taker. When Mrs. Miracle shows up on their doorstep, just when they need her, their lives change. They do need a miracle and Mrs. Miracle is very happy to help.

I received an Advanced Reader Copy from Ballantine Books and NetGalley for my unbiased opinion of the book. This book centers around one of our favorite angels that Debbie Macomber has created. Mrs. Miracle arrives in the nick of time to help Laurel McCullough, her husband Zach and grandmother Helen. Lauren and Zach are unable to have children and been unsuccessful trying to adopt a child. Meanwhile, Helen is having memory issues and can't be left alone anymore. Since the holidays are fast approaching, ignoring problems of the past are no longer possible. Mrs. Miracle arrives and immediately takes over the household watching Helen and working on everyone's faith which is lacking and hope for a newborn to adopt. What would Christmas season be without our angels around us. Thank you, Debbie, for writing another fabulous novel!

The beloved Mrs. Miracle is back for another wonderful Christmas story. I always look forward to Debbie Macomber’s Christmas books. A Mrs. Miracle Christmas did not disappoint.

Once again Mrs. Miracle arrives just when she is needed to help a family through a difficult time. Laurel McCullough is a first grade teacher. She loves her students, but longs for a child of her own. Laurel and Zach have been dealt one disappointment after another. It begins to look like they will never be blessed with a baby.

When Laurel’s beloved Nana begins to have memory problems and difficulties living alone, they move into her home to help her. After Nana becomes lost in her own neighborhood, Laurel realizes that they can’t do it alone. Laurel contacts Caring Angels, a home care agency, for help. They have no available caregivers.

Laurel does not know what to do. She can’t take time away from her students. If she can just make it until the Christmas vacation, she will have two weeks to find help.

Then Mrs. Miracle shows up at the door saying that she is a “caring angel”. Laurel doesn’t understand because she was told that the agency had no caregivers available, but Mrs. Miracle has an answer for every question.

Mrs. Miracle takes control of the situation and Laurel begins to believe that she really is a miracle.

Ms. Macomber has a way of writing that really touches the reader’s heart. I definitely recommend A Mrs. Miracle Christmas and all of her previous Christmas books. They will definitely put you in the Christmas Spirit.

I received an ARC from NetGalley and the author in exchange for my honest review. All thoughts are my own.

When I think of heart-warming tales with a Christian influence or message, I always think of books written by Debbie Macomber. Her books also deal with real life scenarios and don’t gloss over the pain and suffering that part of real life.

In this story, Laurel McCullough, is dealing with both the decline of her grandmother, Helen, and has given up the dream of having children (either her own or adopted.) She is sad and her husband Zack is trying his best to support her in her time of need.

Helen is having increasing difficulty remembering things. Because of that, Laurel and Zack have moved in to help her. Even so, it is becoming increasingly obvious that Helen needs someone to help her while Laurel and Zack are at work.

Money is short due to the expense of fertility treatments that were ineffective. When Mrs. Miracle shows up to help, Laurel is thrilled.

The story is about the effect that Mrs. Miracle has on this family. Meshed into that is the story of the first Christmas and what Christianity is about.

I enjoyed reading this book. It is part of a series of Christmas books that Debbie Macomber has written. Some of those books have even been made into Hallmark movies. I will be looking forward to reading more books by this author, especially those around the Christmas season.

I was provided a digital advance reader copy of this book by the publisher via Netgalley.

This book is just what the soul needs in a Christmas book. It is clean and sweet and full of goodness...and angels! You can never miss with a Debbie Macomber book. Her characters always overcome an obstacle set before them and find love and contentment along the way.
The story of A Mrs. Miracle Christmas doesn't have a couple falling in love with each other, but fighting to keep that love strong. Laurel and Zack have been dealing with infertility for years and after having to return a baby they were hoping to adopt, Laurel has decided she can't take anymore. Zack is still hoping a baby will be found for them and he's been getting weird "signs" that that may just be the case.
Mrs. Miracle returns as Laurel's grandmother's caretaker and she's up to her old mysterious ways again. Will her angelic ways help bring Laurel and Zack a baby or is she just a bit wacky like Zack thinks?
I was given a complimentary copy of this book via NetGalley. All thoughts are my own.

Who doesn’t love a Mrs. Miracle story? Do you believe that we have angels among us? This is a very sweet story about Helen (Nana) who has problems with dementia and Laurel and Zach who are wanting so badly to be parents. As you follow their journey you will get some insight into what can happen in these situations. Of course, Mrs. Miracle helps them in ways only she can. I loved it and hope you will also. I received this book from NetGalley, but my opinion is my own.

I loved this book! It was inspirational and left me with a such a good feeling. Laurel and Zach want a baby, but it looks like this is not to be. Laurel can't take any more disappoints and has closed off that part of her heart. In addition to this heart ache, her beloved grandmother is starting to need more help and appears to have some dementia. In steps Mrs. Miracle. She weaves peace and love and memories into all she does. Both for Laurel and for her grandmother.

This book leaves you with such a wonderful, warm fuzzy feeling. I loved it and I would highly recommend it to anyone who loves a good Hallmark moment.