A Wreath of Snow: A Victorian Christmas Novella
Praise forA Wreath of Snow “I loved it.A Wreath of Snowis a wonderful story of redemption and restoration that will warm your heart during the Christmas season—or any time of year!”—Francine Rivers, author of Redeeming Love“WhenA Wreath of Snowarrived at my doorstep, I settled down to read just a few lines and instead devoured it. I highly recommend this book to anyone who enjoys heart-tugging stories of forgiveness and grace.”—Tracie Peterson, author of the Land of the Lone Star series“A delightful Christmas jaunt through bonny Scotland in the Victorian era—complete with snow! I was drawn in by compelling characters who struggle to find love, joy, and belonging, only to discover the real meaning of Christmas. A heartwarming story!”—Melody Carlson, author of Christmas at Harrington’s“A Wreath of Snowcharms from first page to last, and Gordon and Meg will capture your heart. The story might even make you long for snow. Don’t miss this delightful novella. It’s a keeper!”—Robin Lee Hatcher, author of Betrayal“Journey to a time and place where hearth, home, and honesty are the gifts beneath the candlelit Christmas tree. You’ll find yourself lingering in the glow of this winsome tale that brims with comfort and joy.”—Robin Jones Gunn, author of Finding Father Christmas“I look for a richly textured story that draws me in and lets me become a part of its world. Liz Curtis Higgs has once again provided that kind of beautifully written and thoroughly involving story.A Wreath of Snowglows with warmth, charm, and grace. A wonderful read.”—BJ Hoff, author of The Riverhaven Years series“Like a perfect afternoon tea,A Wreath of Snowis sure to comfort, delight, and surprise. It offers the savory rewards of repentance tendered and forgiveness received, the liquid warmth of family affections, and a perfectly delicate setting in Victorian Scotland. A charming Christmas read.”—Sandra Byrd, author of To Die For: A Novel of Anne Boleyn