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Every Christmas Eve eBook

The New Festive Holiday Romance From The Bestselling Author Of Last Christmas

de Emma Heatherington
Livro eBook
idioma: inglês
Editor: CORNERSTONE, setembro de 2025 ‧
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* The new novel from the bestselling author of This Christmas and Maybe Next Christmas coming soon! *

Praise for Maybe Next Christmas:

''I love a romance, and this is one of the best I''ve read.'' The Sun
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Lou and Ben fell in love as teenagers at the Ballyheaney Christmas Eve party. Every winter, they saved the date for each other. Until everything changed one fateful night…

Now, after years away, widower Ben and his young daughter are back, determined to revive the legendary party. But with only two weeks to make it happen, they need help. So Ben turns to the one person he could never forget: Lou.

As the days tick down to another Christmas Eve together, old feelings and memories resurface. Will Lou and Ben seize this chance to rewrite their very own love story?

Praise for Emma Heatherington:

''Spot on perfect for fans of The Holiday and Love, Actually'' Claudia Carroll

‘The perfect festive romance!’ Heidi Swain

''A Christmas hug of a book, which I read in two sittings'' Fionnuala Kearney, Irish Times bestseller

''Gripping!'' Bella

''A heart-warming romance'' Ulster Herald

''A beautiful love story'' Woman''s Way

''A gorgeous will they/won''t they love story, with depth and surprising twists'' The Sun

''A lovely and heart-warming read'' Closer

''A proper winter heart-warmer'' Heat

Every Christmas Eve

The New Festive Holiday Romance From The Bestselling Author Of Last Christmas

de Emma Heatherington

Propriedade Descrição
ISBN: 9781804953389
Editor: CORNERSTONE
Data de Lançamento: setembro de 2025
Idioma: Inglês
Tipo de produto: eBook
Classificação Temática: eBooks em Inglês > Vida Prática > Vida Prática em Geral
EAN: 9781804953389
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