Showing posts with label Dani Collins. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dani Collins. Show all posts

Friday, 11 January 2019

Wedding at Mistletoe Chalet by Dani Collins

Wedding at Mistletoe Chalet is written by Dani Collins and published by Tule Publishing. This novel is set in Montana where Kristen Benz is making a career change to work in a smaller hotel  and is happy to take the short term job at Mistletoe Chalet to fill in the gap. She is full of Christmas spirit, helping her employers’  daughter, Sarah, wrap presents and the renewal of Sarah’s parents’ wedding vows.  Finn Garrett, Kirsten’s first Love, has returned after years studying at medical school.  His detour to see Kirsten is supposed to find him closure from his first love. A meddling tween coupled with magical sparkle of Christmas Chalet help the pair find love that has eluded them in the past?

This is a gentle Christmas romance where love is rekindled and old sticking blocks to a successful romance are hashed out when the two main characters get snowed in. There aren’t any hot sex scenes or dramatic revelations, instead the novel focuses on the magic of Christmas, a second chance at love
and an interfering tween.





I received this book via Netgalley and Tule Publishing in exchange for a honest review. I am a #Netgalley

Saturday, 7 July 2018

Book Review: From The Top by Dani Collins


From The Top is the second instalment of the Blue Spruce Lodge series published by Tule Publishing.   Written by Dani Collins, this book sees Ilke Lunquist, a professional skier, and Nate Hart have a brief fling.  Ilke returns to Whisky Jack Ski Resort several months later, pregnant and in need of financial help as she has lost her ski sponsorships as she can no longer compete. Nate already has a little boy with his ex wife and doesn't anticipate having any more children whilst Ilke is struggling to come to terms the changes a new baby will bring to her life.   Both characters have issues they have to overcome before they can build a future and family together. 


From The Top isn't a light and fluffy romance but explores more serious themes such as Ilke's experience of sexual harassment when she was just a teenager, the expectation that Ilke would be expected to give up her skiing career to care for the baby and Nate's struggles as a single father juggling a demanding job.

received this book via Netgalley and Tule publishing  in exchange for a honest review.