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Snowed in for Christmas review


 Sarah Morgan is an author I have found I can always trust to write a festive book with all the Christmassy feelings that I can get lost in. The first Sarah Morgan book I read was Snowed in for Christmas in 2022 which I loved and have reread yearly since. 

Snowed in for Christmas follows both the Miller siblings, Ross, Alice and Clemmie, who all have secrets they are trying to hide from their family and Lucy who is dealing with a Christmas on her own and potentially losing her job so is determined to get business from Ross. When she goes to deliver a proposal to his family home however she is mistaken for Ross’s girlfriend and by the time she can leave she is snowed in and stuck in Scotland with the Millers for Christmas. 


There are so many parts of this book that I love and each time I read the book I find more things that I love and my enjoyment grows. 


I love spending time with all of these characters and for different reasons too. Nanna Jean has to be my favourite character in the whole book. She has some of my favourite scenes and always makes me laugh so much but is a great addition to the story and support for the other characters.
We get the perspective of a lot of our characters in the book and that is really well done. By getting the perspectives of so many of the characters it feels like you really get to know both the characters and the story. 


Lucy is a really special character to follow and by following her we really get to know the Miller siblings and see the family as an outsider. Lucy’s story in this book is probably up there as one of my favourite stories and character developments that we follow in the book. 


Clemmie’s is probably my other favourite story that we follow and the way Nanna Jean tackles that really lets her sine. I would love a book with just Clemmie and Fergus because they have such a special relationship, and I would love to spend as much more time as possible with this family. Clemmie also has a lot that she deals with in the book and that just adds to the cozy family feeling that Snowed in for Christmas is full of. 


That being said I love this entire story so much and everything about it. There is such a special family and festive feeling that comes with the story and due to that I love rereading this book in December and I think that I’m now going to make this a yearly thing because I love kicking off my festive feelings with the Miller family. It truly gets me into the festive feeling. 


If you couldn’t tell from this review I absolutely love this book and highly recommend it to anyone looking for a cosy festive read. In my festive book ranking this is definitely one of the top festive books that I have read since I started tracking my reading. 
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