I received this book for free from Netgalley in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.
The Christmas Escape by Sarah Morgan Published by HQ on October 26, 2021
Genres: Fiction, Chick-lit, Christmas, Contemporary, Romance
Pages: 416
Format: E-Arc
Source: Netgalley
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This Christmas, be whisked away by USA Today bestselling author Sarah Morgan in this uplifting novel of friendship, the festive season, and risking everything for the biggest gift of all...
It was supposed to be Christy Sullivan’s perfect Christmas getaway—a trip to Lapland with her family and best friend, Alix. But facing a make-or-break marriage crisis, Christy desperately needs time alone with her husband. Her solution? Alix can take Christy’s little daughter to Lapland, and they will reunite there for Christmas Day. It’s a big ask, but what else are friends for?
There’s nothing Alix won’t do for Christy. But Christy’s request to save Christmas is giving Alix sleepless nights. She knows something is wrong, but for the first time ever, Christy isn’t talking. And even the Arctic temperatures in Lapland aren’t enough to dampen the seriously inconvenient sizzle Alix is developing for Zac, a fellow guest and nemesis from her past.
As secrets unravel and unexpected romance shines under the northern lights, can Christy and Alix’s Christmas escape give them the courage to fight for the relationships they really want, and save the precious gift of each other’s friendship?
The Christmas Escape is the perfect Christmas escapism book. Sorry I could not help myself, I am just getting into the Christmas Spirit. But in all seriousness, this is the perfect, feel good Christmas book. And it is set in Sweden Lapland. Which sounds divine.
I loved the landscape, it felt like the perfect Christmas setting and one that I would love to experience.
The story is told from the perspectives of Christy, Alix and Robyn. Which made for interesting reading. Especially on bits of the story where each character clearly had a different perspective.
The Christmas Escape is a warm, cosy read, best enjoyed in front of a log fire and a steaming hot chocolate. Just the thought of it feels blissful.
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