An unforgettable Christmas
Synopsis
Christmas has arrived…
And she’s spending it with her boss!
New Yorker Erin is intrigued when Hugo Harrington asks for her help on a hotel renovation in London, just weeks before Christmas! But Erin soon discovers how personal this project is to her brooding boss. Watching him wrestle with the memories of his past uncovers a side to Hugo she’s never seen. And then a stolen snowbound kiss changes everything…
My review
Erin is working for Hugo Harrington renovating a hotel in London. Despite her attraction, her only focus is her job and her son Noah. Giving in to her feelings is not an option, especially when she still feels betrayed after discovering the secrets her deceased husband kept from her.
But while working with Hugo on the renovations, she realizes that the hotel is a personal project and she sees a side of him she didn’t know.
This is the third part of The Christmas at the Harrington Park Hotel, and I surely was eager to get to know Hugo better! But for those who haven’t read the previous parts, it can be perfectly read as a standalone, so don’t let this hold you back!
Erin is a single mum, after her husband passed away. and even if she has a demanding job, I admired her ability to keep her focus on the only thing that matters, her son Noah. In a stressful it’s easy to lose your focus, but Erin will not allow anyone to take her away from Noah.
And even when her latest project moves her to London, she takes her little family with her.
Before I read this story, Hugo seemed to me bit of a cold character. But in this book, his true nature comes out. And so many things became clear to me.
At the moment he is telling about his past, I felt so sorry for him for the injustice and I just wanted to give this handsome man a hug to comfort him.
The chemistry between Erin and Hugo is palpable on every page they are together. Even if they are different on so many ways, they also are so much alike.
They both have a past that they are still carrying around, and are struggling with a way to put it all behind them.
And despite they are bonding, they are afraid of taking things further, with the fear of just getting hurt. And that realisation made me sad, because everyone is allowed to have a happy present and future…
I found this a bittersweet story. I say bittersweet, because the past is still a heavy burden on both characters, while they are just so nice people.
Both of them are finding a way to put the past behind them, but as always, it’s easier said than done.
Yet it was also a beautiful story, about second chances at happiness, in a beautiful setting. It was about people realizing what they wanted before they knew they wanted it.
It made me dream away about falling in love around Christmas, and this story is perfect to sweep you off your feet!



























