Lights in the Cove - Book 4

A Christmas morning filled with new beginnings and lasting memories.

The Summers family always chose somewhere special to spend their Christmas holiday instead of at home. Every year their holiday vacation destination was different and determined by each of their Christmas wishes. Hannah and her children loved their Christmas holiday tradition even though it was never easy for everyone to be completely satisfied and this year was no different...or was it?

Daniel Summers quickly offered to handle the arrangements for their upcoming Christmas holiday vacation. He knew his mother was surprised and maybe even a little suspicious about his offer to find a place that fulfilled all of their Christmas wishes which was never easy since they were often as different as they could possibly be.

His sibling’s requests weren’t a big surprise nor was his mother’s wish for a week of peace and quiet. Finding all of them in a single location wasn’t going to be simple or easy but he had plan and it started with his own personal wish of how to spend the holiday vacation this year.

He found exactly what he was looking for in the small town of Silent Falls including his own wish that doesn’t turn out at all like he expected.

Travel with Daniel, Hannah, and their family to the small town of Silent Falls for a Christmas vacation like no other they’ve ever had before. Hannah wanted nothing more than a week of peace and quiet...and found so much more than she ever expected. And before long her children find themselves working together as they usually avoid at all costs to unravel the secrets of a mystery that stuns everyone. And as they do the entire family learns that Christmas wishes really can come true.

If you enjoy clean romance and inspirational feel-good women’s holiday fiction filled with love, hope, family, friendship, a mystery to keep you guessing, and the spirit of Christmas this short-story series collection is for you.

This is Book 4 of the four-part Lights in the Cove series.

I'm a little perplexed by higher ratings of this book.

Dialogue was stilted, relationships felt forced/inauthentic, too bland to hold interest or continue the series.