Title: We’ll Always Have Christmas
Author: Jenny Hale
Release Date: September 29th 2017
Pages: 328
Genre: Women’s Fiction, Romance, Christmas
Rating: 
An enchanting story about the magic of Christmas, the importance of family, and the joy of falling in love during the most romantic season of the year…
Christmas has always been a special time for Noelle Parker. Winter evenings spent with family and friends, drinking hot chocolate and eating cookies at her family’s cozy bakery have shaped her love for all things festive. But this year everything is changing…
The beloved bakery is facing closure and Noelle needs a miracle to save Christmas.
Determined to raise funds for the family business, Noelle sets about revamping the bakery while juggling a surprise new job, caring for the elderly and cantankerous William Harrington in his luxurious, sprawling mansion.
As Noelle melts the frostiness of the house with cake baking, snowball fights and glittering decorations, she helps William to reconnect with a romance that has spanned decades and unexpectedly finds herself falling for his grandson – the gorgeous but mysterious Alexander Harrington…
In the countdown to Christmas, can Noelle save the bakery, reunite a family and create some magical memories of her own along the way?
Noelle loves Christmas and she really cares about her family and friends. She has a 6-year-old son and she raises him alone. Her grandmother’s bakery that is very important to her faces closure and she’s determined to save it. Luckily enough she gets a job as a carer for an older man in the mansion. It seems a wonderful opportunity, but the downside is that the family itself is the reason why they have to close the bakery. She’s in need of money and decides to take the job. At the mansion she meets the grandson Alex with whom there’s an instant connection. Will the bakery be saved? Is there a romance blossoming between Noelle and Alex?
It was a wonderful, heartwarming story with great characters. I liked how the story progressed and the mystery that fit into the story very well. A great book to read during the Christmas holidays or just wintry time.
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