A Winter's Wish: A gorgeous and heartwarming Christmas romance

I loved this book, couldn’t put it down and was really sad when I got to the end. Tracy has created characters you can relate to and want to hear more about. Maybe this could be the start of a series? The book has depth, addressing social inequality, whilst providing a heart warming read about the people tackling it. I laughed and cried as the characters made mistakes and resolved their issues. I’d definitely recommend it.

An author that really knows her subjects and locations. This makes the stories very realistic. This book is no exception. Combine that with well written and believable characters and situations make this a superb story. I found that this book captivated me from the first page to the last with, what I always want, an excellent happy ending. I intended to try and make the enjoyment from this book last, but ended up binge reading it. If you like heart warming romanticism combined with reality then this is for you.

As always, Tracy writes about characters you care about, and there are bumps in the road but a happy ending. Because of the themes covered, especially homelessness amongst young people, I was worried there would be a sad turn at some point- and there is, but thankfully not quite what I thought was coming. I did skim read some pages which went into a lot of particular detail, but I tend to read in the evenings and my eyes were searching for story rather than information. I did enjoy this book and it did make me think of the reality some young people face daily.

good read

I really loved this book, so much so I finished it in a couple of days. Brilliantly written and very heartwarming. Cried over Harold. I was in a foster home; albeit only for 3 months since birth but my life could have been totally different.

A lovely Christmas story which is a great

It was all I could do not to give up reading thought it would get more interesting but never did.

Lovely read, definitely recommend

Enjoyed sweet romance while learning about homeless teens in London