Snowflakes at Mistletoe Cottage

‘A perfect festive read to curl up with' Mandy Baggott ‘A scrumptious and heartwarming festive read’ Sandy Barker The brand new novel from Katie Ginger, author who was shortlisted for the Katie Fforde Debut Romantic Novel Award 2019 !

On a grey London day, Esme’s world crumbles around her when she loses her glitzy job on a top TV programme, her gorgeous, city-slicker boyfriend and her stunning apartment, all in one fell swoop just before Christmas.

Esme is forced suddenly to move back to her sleepy home town of Sandchester, and despite the snow blanketing the roof and the fairy lights that twinkle in her rustic little cottage, everything is looking bleak. That is until she reconnects with an old crush and finds herself unexpectedly getting swept away.

But Joe, handsome and charming as he is, is not all he seems. Esme soon realises that he has a tragic past which he just might not be able to overcome…

Surrounded by her loving, if hare-brained, family and with the support of her hilarious friends, Esme is determined to have a go at forging her own path, even if it all comes to nothing. But one question still lingers in her mind: will she find someone to kiss under the mistletoe this Christmas?

Praise for Snowflakes at Mistletoe Cottage:

‘A perfect festive read to curl up with' Mandy Baggott

‘A scrumptious and heartwarming festive read’ Sandy Barker

‘This is the Christmas story I've been longing for for years! … Could possibly be the best feel good book of the season. Wish I could give more than 5*s’ Netgalley *****

‘You won’t regret picking this book up but make sure you’ve got plenty of time as you won’t want to put it down’ Netgalley *****

‘This is exactly the kind of cosy read I love at Christmas’ Netgalley *****

‘A heartwarming novel with tears and laughter which makes it a great festive read. Loved it’ Netgalley *****

Readers LOVE Katie Ginger

‘Does jumping up and down, cuddling my Kindle and grinning from ear to ear count as a review?!…Katie writes with such warmth and humour and I could feel every word’ *****