The Gingerbread House in Mistletoe Gardens: The perfect festive, feel-good romance from Jaimie Admans

The perfect cosy and uplifting romance to curl up with this winter!In Mistletoe Gardens a legend exists: anyone who kisses underneath the mistletoe will be guaranteed another year of love When local baker Essie Browne discovers that Mistletoe Gardens is to be demolished in January, shes determined to save the place she loves so much. So Essie proposes building a life size gingerbread house to bring in the crowdsjust how hard can it be? Well, quite hard actually. Essie can bake gingerbread blindfolded, but she hasnt got a clue how to build an actual house with it! She needs help - and fast! Enter local builder, Joss Hallissey. Essie is convinced that with Josss help they can pull this off. Theres just one tiny problem: Joss hates Christmas, gingerbread, and well, just about everything else too. Joss the Grinch makes it clear that her idea is ludicrous and pointless, but he reluctantly agrees to help with her plan. Will the gingerbread house be enough to save Mistletoe Gardens? Or will Essie's chance for a magical kiss under the mistletoe be lost forever? Perfect for fans of Holly Martin, Kat French and Caroline Roberts! Readers LOVE Jaimie Admans! This book really captured my heart and filled it with so much joy, I just couldn't put the book down. I can't wait to get stuck in to more of Jaimie's books. NetGalley reviewer, Highly recommend this as a perfect escapist read, once I had started I couldnt stop and read it in almost one sitting. NetGalley reviewer, Thank you Jaimie for another amazing book. NetGalley reviewer, Oh wow Jaimie Admans has done it again. I laughed, I cried whilst trying to work out the mysteries within the story. NetGalley reviewer, I loved this book! Clear your diary for an afternoon or two in the garden and get reading NetGalley reviewer, Jaimie Admans books always manage to grab you from the first page, and this wonderful book is no exception. I was drawn in by the magical, otherworldly atmosphere of the story. NetGalley reviewer,