Christmas on Waverly Lane

By: Rachel Hanna

Narrated by: Anne Smith

Shelby Anderson is on the brink of the happiest day of her life—a Christmas Eve wedding to the man of her dreams, Reed, a charming restaurateur. But as the holiday season unfolds, unexpected challenges threaten to turn her perfectly planned day upside down.

While Shelby juggles last-minute wedding details, her friends from the Waverly Lane book club are facing their own holiday surprises. Lacy, a successful romance novelist, is navigating new opportunities that could change everything, while Cami takes a bold step toward her future. Joan, recently reunited with her family, is preparing for a life-changing decision, and Willadeene, the group’s nosy but beloved neighbor, finds herself grappling with the past.

With laughter, love, and a little holiday magic, Shelby and her friends learn that the best gifts don’t always come wrapped in ribbons—they come in the form of friendship, love, and second chances.

Perfect for fans of heartwarming women’s fiction and clean romance, Christmas on Waverly Lane is a feel-good holiday story about the power of community, unexpected twists, and finding joy in the most unlikely moments.

©2024 Rachel Hanna (P)2024 Rachel Hanna

Sweet story

Simple, sweet story of friends in a small town. With a happily ever after ending.

Nice story but started out alow

It started so slowly and kept switching characters that I almost stopped listening to it. Finally it picked up. I didn't like the narration either.

Great books

loved these two books! Shelby after a rough time finally finds her place on Waverly Lane. And finally got her happily ever after there.

Lovely second chance romance

Shelby marries Reid and enjoys her new life with the new family of neighborhood friends. The audiobook was very well done and holds the listener enraptured until the end. You won't want to miss this one!

Did not developed characters with depth

I did not even listen to the last 45 minutes. I got tired of hearing how perfect the wedding was going to be. And then they pulled out all the stops to make it even more perfect towards the end.
I listen to christmas books at christmas hoping for a loving christmas characters and Gerty was a terrible pill that I did not want to spend so much time listening to her vitriol.