Callie’s Christmas Wish
Christmas is approaching and love is in the air at Bay View Care Home. Supervising carer, Callie Derbyshire, is
blissfully happy with new boyfriend, Rhys. The tree’s up, the lights are twinkling, and, with the Christmas Eve
wedding of one of the residents, Iris, to look forward to, everything is perfect.
blissfully happy with new boyfriend, Rhys. The tree’s up, the lights are twinkling, and, with the Christmas Eve
wedding of one of the residents, Iris, to look forward to, everything is perfect.
Well, almost.
Rhys’s ex has him at her beck and call, yet refuses to let Callie meet their baby daughter. Callie’s ex is intent on
stirring up trouble. And Callie’s favourite resident, Rhys’s nanna, Ruby, hasn’t been her usual self since Iris
announced her engagement.
stirring up trouble. And Callie’s favourite resident, Rhys’s nanna, Ruby, hasn’t been her usual self since Iris
announced her engagement.
Convinced that Ruby’s lonely, especially after discovering the truth about her lost love, Callie’s determined to
give Ruby’s romantic story the happy ending it deserves. Ruby might be adamant that the past should be left in
the past. But, when it comes to true love, surely a little well-meaning meddling and a Christmas wish or two
can’t do any harm. After all, it’s never to late to let love in again. Or is it?
give Ruby’s romantic story the happy ending it deserves. Ruby might be adamant that the past should be left in
the past. But, when it comes to true love, surely a little well-meaning meddling and a Christmas wish or two
can’t do any harm. After all, it’s never to late to let love in again. Or is it?
A heartwarming Christmas story of finding new love, and the courage to revisit a love that was lost long ago.
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🎄🎄REVIEW🎄🎄
Callie's Christmas Wish by Jessica RedlandMy rating: 3 of 5 stars
::..Reviewed for Red's Midnight Reader..::
I was very kindly offered an ARC in exchange for an honest and unbiased review. I have given this story a 3 star rating.
When I was offered the chance to review this Christmas story in time for the festive period, I couldn't wait to get stuck in.
I love festive, feel good stories but I was mildly disappointed with Callie's Christmas wish. It just didn't have that festive feel about it that I was looking forward to.
Callie's Christmas Wish did however, have plenty of drama to keep you turning the pages.
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Author Bio –
Jessica had never considered writing as a career until a former manager kept telling her that her business
reports read more like stories and she should write a book. She loved writing but had no plot ideas.
Then something happened to her that prompted the premise for her debut novel, Searching for Steven.
She put fingers to keyboard and soon realised she had a trilogy and a novella.
reports read more like stories and she should write a book. She loved writing but had no plot ideas.
Then something happened to her that prompted the premise for her debut novel, Searching for Steven.
She put fingers to keyboard and soon realised she had a trilogy and a novella.
She lives on the stunning North Yorkshire Coast — the inspiration for the settings in her books —
with her husband, daughter, cat, Sprocker Spaniel, and an ever-growing collection of collectible teddy bears.
Although if the dog has her way, the collection will be reduced to a pile of stuffing and chewed limbs!
with her husband, daughter, cat, Sprocker Spaniel, and an ever-growing collection of collectible teddy bears.
Although if the dog has her way, the collection will be reduced to a pile of stuffing and chewed limbs!
Her passion for North Yorkshire is shared by fellow-writer and great friend, Sharon Booth and, together, they
are the Yorkshire Rose Writers.
are the Yorkshire Rose Writers.
Jessica tries to balance her time — often unsuccessfully — between being an HR tutor, trying to re-learn how
to play the piano, studying towards a Masters in Creative Writing, and writing itself. Who needs sleep?
to play the piano, studying towards a Masters in Creative Writing, and writing itself. Who needs sleep?
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