Saturday, October 27, 2018

Reveiw Blitz: Marrying Miss Kringle by Lucy McConnell

Title: Marrying Miss Kringle: Frost
Author: Lucy McConnell
Genre: Holiday Romance, Contemporary Romance
Publisher: Orchard View Publishing LLC
Cover Designer: Christina Dymock
Publication Date: October 23rd, 2018
Frost buried her face in her hands, feeling all the pressure. Neither Stella nor Robyn had the potential for love yet. They were starting from scratch. But she had more than potential; she had an invitation. It was up to her to find Tannon; get him to profess his love to her; and save her family, the North Pole, and Christmas for children all over the world.
Oh, Tannon, I hope you’re ready to love me.



Anyone who says fairy tales and believing in Santa is for children only hasn’t read Marrying Miss Kringle: Frost by Lucy McConnell, this book took me to a place I thought only children went too but this time around the snow may have been falling but so was the love interest for Frost Kringle. 
There are 3 books in this series but so far I have only read one,  that is about to change I need to read the other sisters stories hopefully before Christmas....
Frost is in charge of the mail room she sorts the letters and sorts them into the naughty  or nice piles but Frost has a secret years ago she broke one of Santa’s rules she became a pen pal to a boy who needed a friend and they have carried on writing to each other as they have grown up and now that secret is about to send the North Pole into melt down........and Frost finds herself sent into exile so she heads to Elderberry where her pen pal lives she needs to get the North Pole back on an even keel and that means having a man fall in love with her without knowing who she really is. Tannon is the pen pal she has been writing to  he is a single father living in Elderberry having a hard time with life he needs some love and joy but how will he react when he finds out Frost is not who she seems...
Will the Christmas Magic work on these two lost souls who have found love with each other, well I guess you need to read the book to find that out. I loved this fun sweet Christmas romance it has everything I wanted and more, it was magical, it was romantic, it was funny and if you love Christmas and romance it’s a must read!!!!!






What's not to love? It's the most magical time of the year and also happens to be my most favourite holiday. I love any story that is centred aroundChristmas; it’s a time for family and friends to get together and celebrate life.      
This was a fun, quirky, read and one I recommend. I enjoyed Lucy McConnell’s writing style and felt as though I was a part of the magic of  the holiday season and Elderberry.  
Can the magic of the Christmas season bring together two lonely souls and make magic happen in the North Pole?  Frost Kringle almost got herself onto the naughty list when she broke the North Pole and Santa’s rules and replied to a letter written by an 8 year old boy named Tannon Cebu.  
If her father knew that not only did she write to him once but that they continued the correspondence into adulthood she would be in so much trouble.
When the opportunity arises for Frost to visit Elderberry with her sisters, although hesitant at first she finally decides to take the chance to meet the man she has fallen for. However Tannon is jaded and is tired of fighting to keep his company above water.
Frost’s world is off balance and  when her secret is discovered at home, she is exiled. Frost has to get not only Tannon, but the whole town of Elderberry believing in Christmas again and she finds that it is not as easy as she thought it would be.
Will Tannon and Frost fall in love, bring back the magic of Christmas to Elderberry  and thereby save Christmas or will it all be in vain? One click and find out.


 Award-winning author, Lucy McConnell, loves Christmas, romance, chocolate and Elvis.
After graduating from the University of Utah, she became an editor at an advertising agency before moving on to teach in the marketing department of the local community college. She loved teaching and often misses the academic environment.
Lucy retired from teaching and began to write articles and sweet romance novels. She has been published in national magazines, newspapers, short story compilations, and she writes cookbooks under the name Christina Dymock.
If she's not at the computer, you can find her trying to keep up with her husband and four kids on the ski slopes, on a bike, in the kitchen, or on a horse.
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