A Gerrard Family Christmas

Arrangements, Book 8

Hark! the Gerrard angels sing....

It’s Christmas Eve, and the Gerrard brothers mean to make the most of it. They’ve taken their wives, their children, and their three delightful sisters, and removed to the most wintery estate they have to set the scene. Determined to give their families the most perfect Christmas they’ve ever known, they go to unmatched extremes in their efforts, planning out every detail.

But there are surprises in store for all of them this Christmas season, some of which Colin and Kit just can’t believe. It’s a house filled with Gerrards of all ages, brimming with holly and ivy, all the festiveness of the holiday season, and much more. What could possibly go wrong?

©2017 Rebecca Connolly (P)2019 Rebecca Connolly

A fun and enjoyable listen

I was curious what a story in this series might look like without romance being the central theme, and it delivered a fun, enjoyable story full of characters we leave come to love. It was all the things you love best about Colin and Kit.

I will say sometimes it dragged a bit, but overall it was a fun listen.

Heartwarming and Very Funny

I love that this story was about family. It really focussed on the experiences of all of the children which was refreshing and thought provoking. The adults were hilarious and not only included the family, but the staff as well. I would love more books like this one.

Love this series

The entire series is fabulous. There’s not one character misrepresented and will make you and laugh. However this one had me laughing so hard I literally lost my breath. Definitely worth the credit and am looking to more books in this series.

Better than I thought.

I really liked the overall stories. There were lovable characters, and characters you had to grow to love. The romance was sweet and wholesome. Thank you, Ms. Connolly. My final question is will Lilly and Thomas get a story? I want to know what happened between them.

Fabulous Christmas Story

Great fun for a family tradition. Funny and somewhat thought provoking. Read it each year.