A Christmas novella with cookie recipes included!The Timberton Hotel has always provided a perfect Christmas retreat for regular guests, as well as newcomers. But the small town of Timberton, Montana, hasn’t been the same since resident chef and artist, Mist, arrived, bringing a unique new age flavor to the old western town. When guests check in for the holidays, they bring along worries, fears … worries, fears and broken hearts, unaware that Mist has a way of working magic in people’s lives. Old-fashioned time spent together, exquisite food, conversation and a snowball or two offer guests a chance to trade sadness for hope. One thing is certain: no matter how cold winter’s grip is on each guest, no one leaves Timberton without a warmer heart.
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Loved all the different characters. Great book to read during the holidays!
Warm Christmas novella.
A cozy Christmas read!
Another great novel in the Moonglow series!
Great holiday story
I enjoyed this book but it really doesn’t have much substance—not sure what the purpose was.
Loved this thoughtful book. Leaves me wanting more!
Loved this enjoyable book.
Great book
I picked it out not knowing it was a sequel to Moonglow Cafe! Presently surprised.
This story, I realized after I began reading, is a spin-off of the Paige MacKenzie Mysteries, also a good series by the same author. There is something magical about Mist, the main character, as the other people in the story mention often. I find her peaceful and inspiring. Mistletoe at Moonglow is not suspenseful, or even what I’d call page-turning-stay-up-all-night-reading. It’s just, for me, a nice calm read that soothes the soul.
I enjoyed the book. It was a simple read which is nice after a hectic day. It reminds you that people can show kindness and go out of their way to help relieve hurting. Very predictable story if you know how to read clues. Since the story revolved around food it was a nice touch to include cookie exchange recipes at the end. Since I enjoy cooking I felt like I was getting a “twofer “. My problem was which category did I file it under, novels or cookbooks?
Sweet story, good Christmas reading!
It was a sweet story that made me smile inside.
This is a cute little book. If you are looking for something lite to read you will like it. If you are looking for something to sink your teeth into, you will not like it. I’m looking forward to trying some of the recipes in the back. Many reviews said that the book was “pointless”. I disagree. The point is a feel good, fun read at Christmas. It would be a great gift among friends.
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This is a lovely feel good Christmas story. The characters were well developed and believable. I enjoyed the book and will read more by this author. I normally read mysteries but, every now and again I like to switch it up and enjoy a nice story.
Sweet and charming! Loved it!
Cute little Christmas story. Can be read alone, but characters are more developed in the first book “The Moonglow Cafe.”
This was a feel good sort of book, much needed at this time in the world. Plus, as an added bonus, there were a bunch of wonderful cookie recipes at the end.