When Diana Clarke was four years old, she sent a letter to
Santa. Unfortunately it remained undiscovered in the lining of Santa’s sack for
thirty years. Santa has a huge problem. Well, two really. First a child’s wish
has never been not answered. Second, Diana isn’t a child any longer and there is
nothing in the workshop suitable. Santa is at a loss as to know what to do.
After all, Santa is for kids..........Right? Santa calls
upon his boss, the Higher Power. He is given a suggestion. There is one
possibility.
Santa knows Diana will be attending three Christmas parties.
So he arranges for his head Elf, Percy Giggly-Legs, to deliver a sprig of
mistletoe to each party. Hopefully Diana will find the present she asked for
thirty years previously under one of them.
A lovely, hilarious, delightful, well written tale of romance
for adults at Christmas. Even though we know Santa only existed in a fantasy
world, this fantasy story brought back all the feel good emotions and
anticipation I associated with being a child at Christmas.
The characters are all cute and multidimensional. Whether or
not you believe in love at first sight, this story is a little treasure. To be
read each year as my build up to Christmas.
This is the second time I’ve read this book and it gets better
each time. I read it after Christmas earlier on in the year and knew I’d read it
again, so saved my review for now.
If you only buy one Christmas fantasy romance, I’d recommend
this one. I love it.
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