Modern Midlife Christmas Carol by Alana Oxford

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you, @rararesources for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. I love the front cover and this book defiantly puts you in the Christmas mood. The story about Eliza who has everything on her shoulders like family premenopause. I felt like I could relate to Eliza a lot because am I going through premenopause to so completely felt for her. I found this to be a quick read that I read in one day. Furthermore, I found it to be easy read that was set at a reasonable speed. Likewise, I loved how near the end you could choose the ending which is amazing and something completely different to what I normally read. Incredible Christmas . The story written well and fantastic plot. 5 star. Blurb Christmas cheer was dead, to begin with. The world rests on Eliza’s shoulders. The kids, her husband, work, her elderly mother and don’t forget her newest friend, perimenopause. It’s too much to carry, but she’s been doing it for years. It’s just what a good wife and mother does, isn’t it? When another Christmas rolls around, Eliza is drained by all the expectations and logistics of the holiday season. She’s fast approaching her breaking point, only no one around her notices she’s on the edge. After an incident at her in-law’s on Christmas Eve brings things to a boiling point, she finds herself with three unexpected visitors. The spirits of the past, present, and future take her on a journey through her life to shake her out of the rut she’s gotten into. Their messages leave her with new possibilities: reconnect with her past, reclaim her present, or forge a new future, and you, the reader, decide which option is best! Purchase Links https://books2read.com/u/3kw7gO https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0DDHX2854 Author Bio – Alana Oxford is a Michigan author of romcoms, sweet romance, and humorous women's fiction. She wants her stories to bring sunshine and smiles to her readers. She enjoys improv comedy, moody music, everything book related, and has an ongoing love affair with the United Kingdom. Social Media Links – https://twitter.com/AlanaOxford https://instagram.com/AlanaOxford https://www.facebook.com/AlanaOxford https://www.tiktok.com/@alanaoxford

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