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Let it Snow - Sue Moorcroft


I have to be honest and say I am only 70% through this book, so I will review up to where I have read.

When I started this book I was a bit unsure where it was going or what it was doing. However it was soon explained as the characters and the plot started to thicken. 

I am really enjoying getting to know the characters and going through their life with them. Highs and low. Of course as always some are more liked than others, but I'll let you make your own judgement on that! 

Sue really does describe the atmosphere and the locations so that you can see them and imagine you are there too. It's making me want to wrap up warm and go and play in the snow. 

I am excited to read the rest of the book and hopefully my predictions are correct.... Or not!


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  1. Sue Moorcroft18 October 2019 at 07:38

    Thanks for the review so far, Trish! And, of course, for joining the blog tour. I hope you enjoy the final segment of Lily and Isaac's story.

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