If you love Christmas movies like The Holiday and The Christmas Prince, this is the read to warm your heart with this December. The queen of feel-good fiction, and this Yuletide yarn certainly ticks all our boxes. A seasonal romance as warm and welcome as a mug of mulled wine. You’ll want to curl up with a hot choc to read this warm hug of a festive book.

Wow what a book! I’ll admit that it left me a little confused to begin with but as I got to know the story and the characters it all came together into a beautiful and thought provoking book.

Absolutely amazing I highly recommend

Another lovely read from this author - very much a Sliding doors style book but one that kept me interested until the end.

Thanks to Netgalley and the publisher for allowing me an early review copy in return for an honest review.

Lovely. Beautiful uplifting seasonal book. I just got lost in this book. It was lovely to read. Got to love a festive plot. Nice characters. The book was well written and flowed well.

An accident and later on a betrayal, leave A&E Dublin nurse Liv Latimer in an emotional whirlwind in this

carefully woven mix of two rings in two intertwining stories.

An addictive page-turner during Christmas and the New Year..

A story full of love, exploitation, family, and hope. A great read.

A really lovely well written book. Full to the brim with Christmas cheer and Christmas spirit. It has a really lovely heartwarming storyline and a lovely romantic element running throughout.

I wasn’t sure when I first started reading this book, I got confused on the two scenarios running parallel. - , it reminded me of the film Sliding Doors. However, I stuck with it and really enjoyed the book especially how it ended so beautifully.

When Liv loses her twin sister she gets stuck in a bad relationship and loses herself in work. I liked her character and wanted something good to happen to her, she has a loving family and a good friend to help her. This is a book well worth reading, a good holiday read

I have to be honest not sure how to review this book. A gripping story set in Dublin and . a village . The main character had lost her twin and was in a dead end relationship and the story was told in a dream part and a real part over the Christmas holidays . You couldn’t put it down . Just have to read it.