My copy included the bonus story, Falling for Christmas. Both stories were too saccharin-coated for my reading tastes. I also found it a bit annoying that both stories used the same themes of girl from rich family/ lifestyle meets rugged farm guy and sparks fly. Cute, but not my cup of tea. ( )

Claire just wants to leave her life in the US behind during the holidays, and so ends up at her godmother’s cottage in England. When her car slides off the road in a snowstorm, she meets her next door neighbor, a sheep farmer who needs help rescuing one of his sheep, and the thus begins their relationship. Claire comes to Noah’s rescue by helping him prepare for his daughter’s unexpected visit over Christmas. She thinks they are even now, but Molly takes a shine to Claire, and so their time together continues. This heartwarming story is a delightful one. The characters may have flaws that they are working to overcome, but they are likable and believable, and readers will be hoping they will get their HEA, in spite of the fact that they come from two different countries and two different lifestyles. It’s a lovely story for anytime, but especially for Christmastime. ( )

quick, easy, predictable but fun & sweet. ( )

I picked this book because of the title - I do love a British Christmas romance! - and the charming cover. The blurb was enticing too.
The story was great. It's well-written and easy to get right into from the start.
It's on my reading list again this year in the run up to Christmas. ( )

A Yorkshire Christmas
Kate Hewitt

Love this series. Enjoyable read. ( )