My Thoughts on… A Perfect Cornish Christmas by Phillipa Ashley
My Thoughts on... A Perfect Cornish Christmas by Phillipa Ashley
Hi All!
Today is my stop on the blog tour for A Perfect Cornish Christmas and I am here today with a my initial thoughts of this charming book. I was supposed to be reviewing it but unfortunately due to my mental health, I didn’t manage to finish it in time but as soon as I’ve finished it, I’ll share with you all a full review!
**A copy of this book was provided to me for free in exchange for an honest review**
Title: A Perfect Cornish Christmas
Publisher: Avon
Published: 30th October 2019
Format: Paperback
Source:: Review Copy from Publisher
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Summary: Christmas in Cornwall is just around the corner…
But after last Christmas revealed a shocking family secret, Scarlett’s hardly feeling merry and bright. All she wants this Christmas is to know who her real father is.
So Scarlett heads to the little Cornish town of Porthmellow, where she believes the truth of her birth is hidden. She just didn’t bargain on being drawn into the Christmas festival preparations – or meeting Jude Penberth, whose charm threatens to complicate life further.
Everything will come to a head at Porthmellow’s Christmas Festival … But can Scarlett have the perfect Christmas this year, or are there more surprises on the way?
Curl up with this gorgeous novel and savour the world of Porthmellow Harbour.
My Initial Thoughts
I have always been fond of Christmas books. Mostly as I am a little bit of a lover of Christmas. My favourite part of Christmas is being able to enjoy the little comforts of life. To me, Christmas is about being comfortable, in whatever way works for you. It’s about celebrating with friends and family, enjoying the end of the year and getting ready to start a new year. So I always love when books have this kind of feel to them and I was positive that A Perfect Cornish Christmas was going to do exactly that – and so far, I have not been proven wrong.
I am just over halfway through the book but I am absolutely enjoying everything about it so far. I love the idea of small village Christmasses – though I’ve never been to one myself – but to me, books like this truly bring the magic of Christmas alive and as the book plods along, I can definitely see that this is starting to happen. I am just at a part where things are starting to change up a little bit so I am definitely interested to see where things will go but already I am positive that this is a book that I will absolutely love and will definitely recommend.
Check back in a few days for a full review!
About the Author
Phillipa Ashley is the author of a string of Amazon Top 10 and Bookseller Heatseekers N best-selling Cornish novels. Before she became a full-time writer, she studied English at Oxford and worked as a copywriter and journalist.
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