It was such a treat to return to Cornwall for another delightful installment in Lindsay Harrel’s Port Willis Romance series. This story stars Rebecca Trengrouse as she tries to make a go of a bed and breakfast she bought a few years ago and is now trying to sell. When Benjamin Bentley, a brother of her friends, arrives at the inn, she grudgingly allows him to stay for a couple of days.

The characters are engaging, the banter is witty and fun, and the chemistry between Rebecca and Benjamin is delicious. Although the ending is fairly predictable, the story held my interest throughout. Themes of forgiveness, family, and personal growth add depth to it. This is a novella, but the story is well-developed and felt complete. It was enjoyable to have characters from Harrel’s previous Port Willis stories pop up in this one. I would recommend it to those who enjoy contemporary inspirational books.

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CLEVERLY WRITTEN & FUN!

The Port Willis Romance Series is one of my favorites and this fourth installment is a fantastic addition! It is cleverly written and fun. Just in time for the Holidays, this is a story of a self-proclaimed “ice princess” who possibly meets her prince – if she does not run him off! Author Lindsay Harrel takes readers on a delightful Christmas adventure including two lonely hearts, a beautiful inn they both want to see saved, a common love for their families, getting snowed in, and trying to figure out how to make a trans-global relationship work. You will not want to miss this one!

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"We're all a little broken. The point is to be broken together. And to help put each other back together, one piece at a time."

Sigh. What a lovely Christmas novella. I loved learning about Benjamin, Ginny and Sarah's brother. Though the story is told through Rebecca's third person perspective, we learn a lot about Benjamin through his interactions with Rebecca. He's a little broken, passionate, fun but also protective, thoughtful, and tender. And Port Willis is the perfect place to return for this Christmas season.
I loved getting to know Rebecca better through this story. She's a lot broken and quite prickly but witty, talented, and willing to change. Benjamin and Rebecca's friendship and romance progresses quite quickly and is filled with wonderful banter and deep soul-bearing insight.

If you're looking for a heartwarming Christmas read, look no further.
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