Cosy up in front of a fire and discover Christmas the Norwegian way...full of romance, cosy traditions and hygge!
In the bleak midwinter...
A really frosty wind is making Holly's life absolutely miserable
After all the years of hard work it took Londoner Holly Greene to become a doctor, now it could all be taken away and she only has herself to blame. She's retreating to her brother's rustic home on an island off the coast of Norway to lick her wounds. Only, it's the middle of winter and icy slush plus endless darkness isn't exactly the cheery, festive getaway she had imagined.
Nearly stumbling off the edge of a cliff in the dark, Holly is saved by Froy, a yellow-eyed cat of fearsome but fluffy proportions, and his owner - grouchy, bearded recluse, Tor. Tor has his own problems to face but the inexplicable desire to leave a bag of freshly baked gingerbread men on Holly's doorstep is seriously getting in the way of his hermit routine.
Call it kindness, call it Christmas, but Holly's arrival means midwinter has never looked less bleak.
Readers LOVE this book:
????? 'The perfect Christmassy escape!' - Laura, Amazon Reviewer
????? 'A beautiful and relaxing read, full of Christmassy togetherness. I really recommend it' - Roberta Reads
????? 'Definitely a book to cosy up with on an English cold damp day... I was sorry when it ended' Amazon Reviewer
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Höhe: 198 mm
Breite: 129 mm
Dicke: 24 mm
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978-0-00-836274-4 (9780008362744)
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Natalie Normann grew up in a shipping town on the west-coast of Norway and always wanted to be a writer. Actually, she wanted to smoke cigars and drink whiskey like Hemingway but settled for chocolate and the occasional glass of Baileys.
Her writing journey started with short stories in women's magazines until her first book was published in 1995.
Summer Island is her first romance written in English.
