The Christmas Cottage

By: Grace Meyers

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

This Christmas, join Dawn and Debra as they unravel romance and rekindle love in the enchanting charm of Breckenridge.

Dawn and Debra Taylor, who lost touch with their brother years ago, are stunned when he suddenly invites them back to their childhood hometown of Breckenridge for the holidays. They return to find a man in ruins – and the estate they’d fought over so many years ago lying in shambles.

Determined to rekindle their relationship with their only remaining family, Dawn and Debra settle in for the holiday season… and they quickly reawaken fond memories from their childhood.

But when their brother mysteriously vanishes, leaving behind nothing but a cryptic trail of clues, the twins are plunged into a puzzling scavenger hunt to find him before Christmas. As old flames step back into their lives, long-forgotten romances begin to smolder as both twins are brought face-to-face with the men they thought they’d left firmly in their past.

Can Dawn and Debra find their brother before Christmas night? And as their hunt for clues takes them across town and deep into their own pasts, what will the sisters discover about themselves along the way?

As a delightful feel-good Christmas read that intertwines wholesome romance with a dash of mystery, The Christmas Cottage is a fun and festive contemporary women’s fiction series that will warm your heart and speak to your soul. Scroll up and grab your copy today.

Interesting story, but long and dragged out

This story is broken up into 6 books that are hard to find and to listen to consecutively. There are no instructions from Audible- I called customer service twice and they had no answers. At the end of each one, it says to click on the book cover below- but there isn’t anywhere to click on. It’s confusing and misleading, but if you can find them, all the books are included with the first one, it doesn’t take 6 separate credits.
The story itself is engaging, but the author keeps repeating herself, so it’s tedious to listen to. There are many threads in the story and they all get wrapped up in the end, so once you start, it’s worth listening until the end. The automated narration is okay, but can also be confusing and gave me a headache.