Home Sweet Christmas

‘This is a book for all Christmas fans. I devoured this book and I adored it. It was like having a comfort blanket around me at all times.’ Amazon reviewer ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐It's the most wonderful time of the year… to fall in love

Coming home for Christmas

Returning to her home town of Wishing Tree is definitely temporary for Camryn. She can’t wait to leave and get back to her ‘real life’. Until she meets Jake. Suddenly Camryn starts to see the town, and it’s Christmas traditions, differently. She thought she’d put her future on hold…but maybe her real life was here all along, waiting for her to come home.

New in town, River is charmed by Wishing Tree’s Christmas traditions and warm-hearted people, especially Dylan Tucker whose snow melting kisses bring her to the brink of love. But Dylan has a secret and River can’t risk falling for him until she uncovers it, even if that means losing him forever.

Both women find themselves faced with difficult decisions. But if they are prepared to risk their hearts, they might find they are about to have a Christmas to remember…

Another festive romance from the international bestselling author of The Christmas Wedding Guest

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Perfect for fans of:

Gilmore Girls 🍁

Small-town romance 🏡

Cosy, love stories ❄️☕

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Readers LOVE Susan Mallery’s Wishing Tree

‘The setting of Wishing Tree was great, so festive and Christmassy. I loved all the traditions, and the B&B.’

‘Two love stories in one set in the town of Wishing Tree. Two sisters find love during the holidays while enjoying the quirkiness of a great small town. Belle and Burt( fur babies) steal many a scene!’

‘Grab a blanket and a hot chocolate and snuggle down for the most delightful Christmas romantic comedy. So uplifting and loads of feel good moments it’s like having a hug in a book. I loved this book.’

‘Such a beautiful, heart warming romance…A truly lovely festive read.’

‘A lovely heart warming story perfect for a cosy autumn/ winter night in. Susan Mallery is quickly becoming a go to author for me.’