Snowy Days on Foxglove Street

Foxglove Street #6

by Alix Kelso

It’s a winter wonderland on Foxglove Street…

Meg Marshall survived tragedy twenty years ago when she found herself a widowed teenage mother. With her son now off at university, she wonders if it’s finally time to chase after the dreams she left behind so long ago. Raising a glass to welcome the new year, she hopes for good times ahead... and a little bit of romance wouldn’t hurt, either.

But as a wintry freeze descends on the quaint town of Hamblehurst, Meg discovers that changing direction in life isn’t always easy. And when shocking news and a surprise encounter make her question everything about her choices, she can’t help but wonder if she’s missed her chance to find happily-ever-after.

As snow falls over Foxglove Street, Meg must find the courage to take tough decisions… and imagine a life beyond her wildest dreams.

Enjoy a warm-hearted wintry visit to Foxglove Street, where snowy days bring unforgettable moments and a chance for new beginnings.

278 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 9, 2024

About the author

Alix Kelso writes feel-good, heartwarming stories filled with romance, family, friendship and fun. She lives in Glasgow with her husband, where she enjoys pottering in the kitchen, exploring the great outdoors, and buying far too many Christmas decorations.

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Reviews

[Wendy Ann Neels · Rating 5 out of 5]

A must read

I enjoyed being on foxglove street again, every visit is wonderful. This visit we meet Meg, her story is very good and like all these books I didn't want it to end.

[Petula Newman · Rating 4 out of 5]

a very good read on a cold winter afternoon.

I liked the book, however as I read so many books I was able to presuppose much of the outcome.

[Mrs MJH Compton-Edwards · Rating 5 out of 5]

A nice story worth a read.