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Christmas with the Knights
Book Review: Christmas with the Knights by Hannah Langdon 🎄✨
Rating: 3 Stars
I recently had the pleasure of reviewing Christmas with the Knights, and I have to say, it’s a cozy read that brings the holiday spirit right to your living room. The story follows Fallon Honeywood, an overworked event planner who hits her breaking point after a whirlwind Christmas party. In a rather reluctant turn of events, she finds herself at Blakeney Hall, her mother’s boyfriend's grand manor in the picturesque Yorkshire moors. This family reunion is anything but smooth, as Fallon navigates the awkwardness of her relationship with her soap opera-star mother. 🏰🎅
As the plot unfolds, Fallon becomes involved with the charming aristocratic Knight family—particularly the handsome widower Alexander and his sweet son, Theo. There’s a budding romance that ignites between Fallon and Alexander while they work together to launch his artisanal gin business at the local Christmas Fayre. Throughout this journey, Fallon starts to confront some of her own deeper issues, particularly loneliness, which she had been masking with her busy city life. ❤️🥂
The story is filled with delightful characters, including Fallon’s quirky aunt Constance and a rescue donkey named Heathcliff, which add a nice touch of whimsy to the narrative. As Christmas approaches, the magical atmosphere of the manor and the festive scents wafting through the air create a warm backdrop for Fallon’s personal transformation. The question lingers: will she choose to return to her bustling London life or embrace a new beginning in this snowy wonderland? 🎉🦙
Overall, I genuinely enjoyed this book. It had all the festive vibes I was looking for, and I found the romance and side characters quite engaging. However, I wasn't completely sold on Fallon or her mother—something about their dynamic just didn’t sit right with me. That said, Theo was an absolute gem; his character brought so much warmth and charm to the story. 💖🌟
In conclusion, Christmas with the Knights is a delightful read for anyone looking to get lost in a festive tale filled with heartwarming moments and a sprinkle of romance. While it may not be perfect, it certainly has its charm and might just leave you feeling a little more festive! 🎁❄️
⚠️This review was written based on personal opinions and experiences with the book. Individual preferences may vary⚠️
Originally posted at tinyurl.com.
Book Review: Christmas with the Knights by Hannah Langdon 🎄✨
Rating: 3 Stars
I recently had the pleasure of reviewing Christmas with the Knights, and I have to say, it’s a cozy read that brings the holiday spirit right to your living room. The story follows Fallon Honeywood, an overworked event planner who hits her breaking point after a whirlwind Christmas party. In a rather reluctant turn of events, she finds herself at Blakeney Hall, her mother’s boyfriend's grand manor in the picturesque Yorkshire moors. This family reunion is anything but smooth, as Fallon navigates the awkwardness of her relationship with her soap opera-star mother. 🏰🎅
As the plot unfolds, Fallon becomes involved with the charming aristocratic Knight family—particularly the handsome widower Alexander and his sweet son, Theo. There’s a budding romance that ignites between Fallon and Alexander while they work together to launch his artisanal gin business at the local Christmas Fayre. Throughout this journey, Fallon starts to confront some of her own deeper issues, particularly loneliness, which she had been masking with her busy city life. ❤️🥂
The story is filled with delightful characters, including Fallon’s quirky aunt Constance and a rescue donkey named Heathcliff, which add a nice touch of whimsy to the narrative. As Christmas approaches, the magical atmosphere of the manor and the festive scents wafting through the air create a warm backdrop for Fallon’s personal transformation. The question lingers: will she choose to return to her bustling London life or embrace a new beginning in this snowy wonderland? 🎉🦙
Overall, I genuinely enjoyed this book. It had all the festive vibes I was looking for, and I found the romance and side characters quite engaging. However, I wasn't completely sold on Fallon or her mother—something about their dynamic just didn’t sit right with me. That said, Theo was an absolute gem; his character brought so much warmth and charm to the story. 💖🌟
In conclusion, Christmas with the Knights is a delightful read for anyone looking to get lost in a festive tale filled with heartwarming moments and a sprinkle of romance. While it may not be perfect, it certainly has its charm and might just leave you feeling a little more festive! 🎁❄️
⚠️This review was written based on personal opinions and experiences with the book. Individual preferences may vary⚠️
Originally posted at tinyurl.com.