Snow-Kissed Proposals by Jenni Fletcher & Elisabeth Hobbes
Snow-Kissed Proposals by Jenni Fletcher & Elisabeth Hobbes* is a collection of two short stories happening at Christmas-time in the Victorian age. The stories are not related to each other. First is The Christmas Runaway by Jenni Fletcher, followed by Their Snowbound Reunion by Elisabeth Hobbes. I will avoid talking too much about the particular stories because of their short length I wouldn’t want to give away any spoilers. I enjoyed both stories and gave them both 5 stars.

The Christmas Runaway is the story of an independent heiress Fiona MacKay, who runs away to her friend living in a remote Scottish tower. There she meets her friend’s brother, Angus Drummond, who has a whisky business. It can’t get more Scottish than that. I liked how the story progressed and how their love story developed. It felt natural, which made it beautiful. There are two additional sub-plots, but they do not deter from the protagonists at all.
In Their Snowbound Reunion, Amy Munroe and Anthony Matthews meet again after fifteen years. Amy becomes Anthony’s new housekeeper after her husband’s death. He is a widower too and has two children. This story too progresses naturally and I enjoyed it a lot. The children appear throughout the story, but not in a way that would make it too much about them, which can happen. The hero and the heroine have a past and I liked how their previous marriages were presented.
Overall this is a lovely book to read over Christmas and it makes a great gift too, for someone who likes romance novels.
Snow-Kissed Proposals by Jenni Fletcher & Elisabeth Hobbes
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My rating: 5/5 Stars
Would I recommend it: yes
Published by: Harlequin Historical
Year it was published: 2021
Format: Paperback
Genre(s): Fiction
Pages: 288
About the author: Jenni Fletcher was born in Scotland. Fletcher studied English at Cambridge University and got her PhD on Edwardian literature at Hull. Now she lives in Yorkshire, where she writes historical romance novels ranging from the Roman to Victorian eras.
Elisabeth grew up in York, where she developed her love for history and the past. She read History and Art History at university, before becoming a teacher. She now lives in Cheshire with her family.
In 2013 Elisabeth entered her first novel into a Harlequin contest and finished in third place. Thus, she was offered a two book contract.
Books by her: A Wager for the Widow, Falling for Her Captor, Uncovering The Merchant’s Secret, stand-alone novels.
The Danby Brothers series: The Blacksmith’s Wife; Redeeming the Rogue Knight; A midsummer knight’s kiss.
The Conquest of England series: The Saxon Outlaw’s Revenge, Beguiled by the Forbidden Knight
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*I was sent a copy of Snow-Kissed Proposals by Jenni Fletcher & Elisabeth Hobbes for the purpose of this review. All opinions are my own.

Sounds like a perfect festive reading, if you are a fan of romance books. I’ve been reading mysteries and crime over Christmas. 🙂
Love how you arranged the scarf with tartan design around the book. Happy new year, Anca!
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This sounds lovely for the festive season. The first story being set in atmospheric Scotland sounds perfect and the family dynamic of the second sounds intriguing. I’ve been looking for some more historical romance recommendations, so might have to check this collection out. 🙂 xx
Helen
As Yvonne just mentioned, she recommended that I pop over here to read your review of this Christmas volume. I love the sound of the book I must say, easy reading for the Christmas period… it’s about all I can manage! LOL Thanks to both of you!
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Thank you for stopping by. I hope you like the book if you decide you want to read it. 🙂
I haven’t read a M&B or Harlequin book for ages now. Although not a style of writing I am too fond of, they do make a nice, easy reading break every now and again. I don’t need any Christmas stories right now, but by coincidence, Cath from the ‘Read-Warbler’ Blog, mentioned that she is taking part in a Christmas reading challenge, so I sent her across a link to see if this one might interest her. Thanks for sharing and have a great weekend. Stay safe and don’t get blown away! 🙂
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Thank you very much for sharing my review. xx