The Christmas Wish

Ever wished it could be Christmas every day? Wish again READERS LOVE LINDSEY KELK: Absolutely hilarious, engaging and fun A festive romance with a twist . . . with plenty of funny moments and a whole load of emotion The perfect antidote to these dark evenings, full of warmth, humour, deep insights and feel-good prose If you read one Christmas book this year . . . let it be this one! Everything you want for a Christmas read Warm-hearted, funny and so enjoyable Newly single lawyer Gwen Baker is hoping that a family Christmas countryside, a mountain of food and festive films will salve the sting of her career hanging by a thread and her heart being trampled on. Because everyone else has their life sorted: even Dev, her boy-next-door crush, is now a tall, dark and handsome stranger with a fiance. She cant help wishing her future was clearer. Then Gwen wakes up to discover its Christmas day all over again. Like Groundhog Day but with turkey. And family arguments. On repeat. As she figures out how to escape her own particular Christmas hell, Dev is the one bright spot. He might be all grown-up but underneath hes just as kind and funny as she remembers. Maybe, just maybe, her heart can be mended after all. But how do you fall in love with someone who cant remember you from one day to the next? 'This novel tastes like mince pies fresh out of the oven, sprinkled with a dusting of magical realismA heartwarming romance about the biggest love of our lives: ourselves (and the hot, tall surgeon next door).' Good Housekeeping Romantic, festive fun and as irresistible as a tub of Quality Street Red With laugh-out-loud moments, its another classic Kelk novel Woman and Home Lindsey Kelk has hit the sweet spot with a festive romcom thats Groundhog Day meets The Family Stone Stylist Fun and festive . . a witty, feelgood read Popsugar Heartwarming and funny Heat This brilliant, hilarious read is escapist fun Fabulous With genuine laugh-out-loud moments, its another Kelk novel that will put a big smile on your face Womans Weekly