The Secret Christmas Library 9781399734318 Paperback

Step into the warmth and the cosy glow of the secret Christmas library…Mirren Sutherlanddidn’t expect an old book in her great-aunt’s attic to change her whole world. But one minute she is staring resentfully at the sparkly London Christmas lights, dreading the thought of another Christmas alone. And the next, she is being whisked away on a secret night train to a grand old house in the highlands…Jamie McPhersonis desperate to save his family home – and he needs Mirren’s ability to sniff out an antique to do it. There is a very rare, very valuable, and verylostbook somewhere in the nooks and crannies of his family’s crumbling estate. And if Mirren can find it, they might just be able to save the McPhersons from financial ruin.But the house has its secrets, and when a snowstorm traps Mirren and Jamie in along with rival book hunterTheo Palliser, they realise that there is much more than just a book hidden in the halls. As old feelings and new sparks slip through the cracks, it’s a race against time – and snowfall.With the help of a sprinkle of Christmas magic, will Mirren uncover the clues and find the book – without losing her heart?This perfectly cosy and uplifting novel will have fans ofThe Lost Bookshop, Jill Mansell and Sarah Morgan racing through the pages!READERS LOVETHE SECRET CHRISTMAS LIBRARY!’A Pinch of Magic!”The most brilliant wintery treat!”This book waslike a warm cup of hot chocolate, it just screamed cosy vibes!”Jenny Colgan delivers anotherdelightful festive treat, combining romance, humor, and a touch of mystery in her signature feel-good style”It’s asuper cosymystery with a hint of romance, the kind of warm, feel-good read you need for a lovely Christmas!’YOUR FAVOURITE AUTHORS LOVE JENNY COLGAN:’Anevocative, sweet treat’ Jojo Moyes’Gorgeous, glorious,uplifting’ Marian Keyes’A cracker – themust-readthis festive season’Sun’Irresistible’ Jill Mansell’Justlovely’ Katie Fforde’Naturally funny,warm-hearted’ Lisa Jewell’Agobble-it-all-up-in-one-sittingkind of book’ Mike Gayle