A Southern Comfort Christmas by Barbara
Lohr is a follow-up to Finding Southern Comfort, which I read a year
or so ago and enjoyed. In this installment Harper is trying to get
her decorating business off the ground by helping persnickety
Southern women with decorating themes for the holidays. Of course,
they don't like her ideas and she is desperately seeking ways to
please. Then Cameron comes home with a fractured ankle, there is
nothing but trouble with the wedding plans, and Bella (Cameron's
daughter) is falling back into her not eating issues again while she
tries to fit in at her new school. So how was your day.
A Southern Comfort Christmas was great,
especially if you are someone like me who likes to check back with
characters after their story ends. It's also a good book as a
standalone, but much better if you read Finding Southern Comfort.
It's also a perfect Christmas (holiday) story. I do think it works
better if you read the first book in the series, even though it has
all the elements of a good book.
I received an ARC of this book. This
review is freely given.
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