Christmas at Mistletoe Ridge

By: Angie Ellington

Narrated by: Joanne Wilson

Settle in with your favorite cup of cocoa and a warm blanket for this swoony holiday romance that includes a peppermint festival and characters that are sure to warm your heart this Christmas.

Deals require negotiations, but for Cole Stevens, this could be the riskiest deal of his lifetime. Holland Jenkins has been disappointed so often that she questions her purpose and her talent as an artist. The cabins she helps lease for her family is the one constant in her life.

Birch Falls' small-town peppermint festival is quickly approaching. As Holland is preparing ornaments for her booth, she's in search of inspiration, even if she won't admit it.

Cole has a deal to close, and after a little unexpected change in route, he decides to rent a cabin at Mistletoe Ridge. Cole finds himself falling for the charming small town, and also falling for Holland, which wasn't part of the plan.

Holland doesn't know about her grandparents' plans to sell Mistletoe Ridge, and although they think they are doing it for the right reasons, keeping it a secret has all involved reconsidering.

Perhaps, a dash of ginger, a sprinkle of sugar, and a little magic can make their Christmas wishes come true.

Includes a recipe for Chicken Parmesan.

Please note that this book has had very minimal changes since release in audio that you may notice if you follow along with a visual copy.

©2020 Angie Ellington (P)2025 Angie Ellington

Cole and Holland’s Christmas Miracle

Christmas at Mistletoe Ridge is an enjoyable romance. Angie Ellington has written an outstanding story of small town charm. The narrator is Joanne Wilson and her performance is outstanding. Christmas is a magical time Cole and Holland need a touch of Christmas star dust. This audio book is perfect for the holiday.

Really invokes that holiday feeling!

Classic holiday romance, but not cliché at all! Great romance and lots of Christmas spirit. I recommend listening by the fireplace with a cup of hot chocolate — with marshmallows!

Bad narration!

The narration was obviously done in an empty room leaving the whole book sound like it is echoing almost. Almost as bad as virtual voice. Good story, interesting listen but that narration in an empty hollow room is off putting!

Easy Christmas Listen

Nice book to listen to while getting Christmas tasks done. The narrator uses same voice for all characters. You get use to it after a while

Good story wasn’t happy with narrator

Don’t like the narrator so I lost my need to listen to this book good story though