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  • A Rockliffe Christmas Novella
  • Written by: Stella Riley
  • Narrated by: Alex Wyndham
  • Length: 4 hrs and 40 mins
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Midwinter Magic

Written by: Stella Riley
Narrated by: Alex Wyndham
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Publisher's Summary

Lord and Lady Sarre cordially invite you to spend Christmas at Sarre Park.

Celebrate among old friends and, perhaps, a gate-crasher or two. There will be wassailers and kissing-boughs; music, dancing, and romance; laughter, and some tears. And above all, expect the unexpected because at Christmas, anything can happen.

So, accept your invitation today for what promises to be the most talked-of house party of 1778 and a last huzzah for the Rockliffe series.

©2020 Stella Riley (P)2020 Stella Riley

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Satisfying ending to the series

This is a shorter book that has all of the main characters in one place for a Christmas celebration. Even the characters I wasn't that fond of in the series I liked in this last book. I only regret Elizabeth and Sherbourne weren't in it. As soon as I read that Stella Riley was "tying up loose ends" I knew what the ending was going to be, and I was happy that it was predictable.

I have to admit I cried a little at the end of this book. Because it's a happy ending, because it's an emotional ending, and because the series is over and I won't be able to read any more about these characters that I've gotten so used to over the past year.

But probably mostly because I'm going to miss Alex Wyndham's voice.

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