Let it snow by Beth Moran

By Emma Fitzgerald -

 

Thank you @rararesources and @Bethmoran for letting me part of this tour and reviewing this book. You can purchase Let it snow from Amazon. Let it snow is a cute love story set around christmas time. The story is told by Bea whi is a workalcholic and finislly gets a week of for christmas and oarents are happy she is doending it with them. They put all the dtops out and even invited Henry who both set of parents try to set Bea and Henry up but Bea is not instrested and us still in love with Adam her ex. but the christmas plans go different from what Bea mum ecpectef due to Bea having a interview and has to go to Scotland for two day but promised to back intime for christmas. I very much enjoyed the love triangle that goes on through the book and the book is written in dual time line that i find really intresting havei g bavk story sbout other christmas times.The story has a few trwists and turns i fidnt see coming. The characters where easy to like . I think Henry was my favourite charchter he seemed down to earth. I aldo love the front cover definitely has christmas feel to it to. 4 stars if you like christmas romance you will love this book.>

Author Bio – 

Beth Moran is the bestselling author of romantic novels including Christmas Every Day and Just The 

Way You Are. She regularly features on BBC Radio Nottingham and is a trustee of the national 

women’s network Free Range Chicks. She lives on the outskirts of Sherwood Forest.

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