Snowed In For Christmas: a Sunday Times bestselling Christmas romance novel filled with lots of family drama and festive spirit for 2022!

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A Christmas to remember
When Lucy appears on the Miller’s snow covered doorstep, she is mistaken for Ross’s girlfriend. She sat, made miserable by memories, and then caught sight of Arnie’s face and felt guilty for being selfish and thinking about herself when he was going through hell.

I didn’t love how Clemmie’s story was rushed at the end, but otherwise it was everything I wanted in a Christmas book.A family gathering This Christmas the Miller siblings have one goal–to avoid their well-meaning family’s endless stream of prying questions. Yes, it is told all from female viewpoints, but I liked the difference in generations and the role they have within the Miller household. Clemmie’s announcement causes some friction and Glenda feels as if she hasn’t served her children well.

What looks like the ideal family on the outside is just another normal family dealing with the same issues everyone else has to face. Lucy has had her share of grief in her life, her parents died when she was young, and her grandmother raised her, but she died two years ago, leaving Lucy without any family.

A (sort of dysfunctional) family full of people having difficulties communicating, while making up issues for themselves that turn out to not be all that remarkable when finally faced, didn't exactly win me over. Meanwhile, the Miller siblings meet to plan their visit home and how to avoid their mother Glenda and grandmother Nanna Jean’s prying into their personal lives. It all gets further complicated when she arrives before Ross and the family seems to believe she’s his new girlfriend.

Captures Christmas and always wanted to get back to the characters life’s to found out how it would all turn out. Sarah Morgan is an international bestseller and Sunday Times bestselling author of The Christmas Escape, The Summer Seekers, One More for Christmas, A Wedding in December and The Christmas Sisters. Deemed a romance novel, I'd better categorize it as a family drama where romance is an important subplot. They decide to concoct an imaginary girlfriend for Ross and pick a random name for his girlfriend Lucy.A beautiful remote Scottish estate, a flawed but loving family, an unexpected visitor and a blizzard create the perfect scenario for this delightful Christmas story. That was what she missed, but that gift had been ripped away from her, leaving her feeling cold, exposed and alone. Ross doesn’t want to listen to his mother ask him about his love life again, so he makes up a fictional girlfriend named Lucy.