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A Scottish Christmas by Emma Bennet

Cosy, feel good Christmas story with the right amount of family, seasonal festivities, romance and a naughty goat.

Rose is working extra in a Christmas shop in London to earn some badly needed cash. It's definitely not her definition of fun, neither is dressing up which apparently was part of the job description.

Alistair is in London trying to avoid preparing for Christmas, a season he loathes after his wife walked out on him and his daughter on Christmas Eve.

As fates will have it, he enters the shop where Rose works and offers her to organise his Christmas, up in Scotland. To ensure we get the Hallmark story, Rose accepts.

Rose goes all in and sets about organising the best Christmas ever for Alistair, his daughter and his extended family. 

Slowly, the Christmas magic is spreading to all involved and Alistair is finding that he once again enjoys the celebrations - all made easier by Rose and her warm heart. 

 

A Scottish Christmas by Emma Bennet will be released on 16 October 2024.  

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