All Hearts Come Home for Christmas by Anita Stanfield, Esther Hatch, and Sarah M. Eden

ABOUT THE  BOOK

Christmas at Falstone Castle · Sarah M. Eden
The Dowager Duchess of Kielder eagerly anticipates spending Christmas with her son and his family. Though their relationship has been strained, the duchess is determined to heal the chasm. Even with the help of the widowed local vicar, her plan will take a Christmas miracle. But during this magical season, anything is possible . . . even two second chances for love.

The Heart of Christmas · Anita Stansfield

When a chance meeting brings together a gentle seamstress and a widowed banker, each lonely soul finds a first hint of hope. As their lives become entwined, it will take Christmas spirit to guide a broken family to love and healing.

’Tis the Season to Be Daring · Esther Hatch

Elizabeth Davenport has had quite enough of the London Season. Determined to evade a parade of unsuitable suitors, she seeks help from the one gentleman who has no regard for Society’s rules. All of Society knows Lord Hawthorne is not interested in marriage, yet he cannot deny Miss Davenport’s unique charm. And as the Christmas season works its magic, their charade begins to feel less like playacting and more like love.

The Christmas Dress · Joanna Barker

Seamstress Nell Addington is thrilled when her childhood friend Jacob Hammond commissions a dress for his sister. But when Nell realizes her feelings for Jacob run far deeper than friendship, an unexpected snowstorm—and some holiday cheer—may convince them both that love is worth fighting for.

MY REVIEW

I have never read anything by these authors except one and that was Anita Stanfield.

I do love her writing style and I enjoyed her story in this one.

She has the perfect holiday spirit in this one.

I loved that each story had it's own special touch that will get you in the Christmas mood. Especially for the earlybirds who enjoys Christmas.

Christmas is my favorite holiday!! While I don't have much immediate family left I do try to enjoy Christmas with those that are left. I do miss the big get togethers that my side of the family did.

This is why I loved Sarah's story so much. It reminded me of the days gone by and I wished I could go back and redo them. I'd tell each one that I loved and appreciate them.

This particular story almost has the feeling of A Christmas Carol with Adam as Scrooge.

I snickered through Charles and Elizabeth's story. They will have you laughing and crying all at the same time!!

Nell's and Jacob's story is just as sweet and well written. Jacob and his dad reminds me of my father and me.

I regret that things ended between us especially after he died because we didn't speak for 7 years before his death. But he didnt exactly make things easy. We never did reconcile and it's a shame really. I eventually forgave him more for myself than him.

It's amazing how things can work themselves out especially around the holiday season.

I feel it's the Lord's way of letting us right wrongs that may have happened down through the years.

I think as Christmas draws closer I will reread this book again. Maybe on Christmas Eve.

I strongly recommend this book.

My thanks to the publisher for a complimentary copy of this book.

No compensations were received and all opinions are my own. 

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

SARAH M. EDEN

Sarah M. Eden is the author of several critically acclaimed historical romances and award-winning Proper Romance series novels. Combining her passion for history and an affinity for gentle love stories, Sarah loves crafting witty characters and heartfelt romances. She happily spends hours perusing the reference shelves of her local library and dreams of one day traveling to all the places she reads about.

ANITA STANFIELD

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About Esther Hatch

Esther Hatch grew up on a cherry orchard in rural Utah. After high school, she alternated living in Russia to teach children English and attending Brigham Young University in order to get a degree in archaeology. She began writing when one of her favorite authors invited her to join a critique group. The only catch was she had to be a writer. Not one to be left out of an opportunity to socialize and try something new; she started on her first novel that week. Visit her at estherhatch.com.