Book Review: 'Twas the Kiss Before Christmas by Susan Hatler
- Kristen Lewendon
- Sep 25, 2019
- 2 min read
Christmas Mountain Clean Romance Series Book 4
Faith Sterling relishes experiencing the great outdoors in style, so her job at Silver Bells Luxury Tours in Christmas Mountain, Montana is ideal. Sure, business has been slow of late, but hopefully the influx of tourists for the holiday season will give them the much-needed boost in sales they need.
Adam Kline is a city-boy who inherited Silver Bells Luxury Tours when his dad passed away. Adam regrets not spending more time with his dad due to his busy work schedule heading a PR firm in Manhattan. Since the store is a painful reminder of that fact, he wants nothing more than to sell it.
But Adam doesn’t count on Faith, who’s determined to show him how fantastic her small mountain town is, and convince him to keep the store and his dad’s dream alive. Soon, Adam is thinking about more than the future of the store—he’s thinking of a future with Faith.
Will the enchanting outdoor excursions be enough to convince Adam to take a chance on keeping the store open? More importantly, will a little Christmas magic help Faith and Adam remember that business is business, but love is what matters most of all?
My Review:
Christmas is magic. And this story just adds more fuel to that belief. I felt like I was reading a Hallmark movie, that’s how sweet and emotional Faith and Adam’s story is. Adam’s father’s passing has left a hole in both their lives that neither one has recovered from yet. Adam wants nothing to do with he memories Silver Bells brings up in him, while Faith wants to honor every one of the memories the tour company represents for her. The challenges facing this pair produce a roller-coaster ride of a read. I was enjoying this story so much, that now I’m a little sad it’s already over. I received a complimentary advanced copy of this book through Booksprout.
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