Kristen Cressida is on her way to York, England, with her long-term beau, Lucas Holder, to run the first international Knitmas festival. When bad weather causes flight delays, they’re Kristen gets to England while Lucas stays in New York. Kristen tries to focus on meeting everyone involved in the festival and finishing the setup, but she starts to have doubts about Lucas. He did let her go ahead alone without a fight, after all. As Kristen gets to know her unexpected tour guide Phil, she wonders if Lucas is right for her at all.
Explore York at Christmas as Kristen sees the sights and realises how important Lucas is to her. This is a classic cute, sweet romance that feels like a Hallmark Christmas movie - and takes about the same amount of time to read! Like all Willow Beaux books, this contemporary romance novella is PG-rated, with just kissing and nothing else, so it's suitable for all ages.
Knitmas in York is an interconnected standalone with Knitmas in Woodpine. It can be read on its own or as the sequel to Knitmas in Woodpine. Keep an eye out for other Willow Beaux romance novella characters, too...!
Knitmas in York is precious novella that brings the magic of the holidays to you. A big thank you to the author for the gifted copy.
Kristen Cressida is on her way to York, England, with her long-term beau, Lucas Holder, to run the first international Knitmas festival. When bad weather causes flight delays, they’re separated: Kristen gets to England while Lucas stays in New York. Kristen tries to focus on meeting everyone involved in the festival and finishing the setup, but she starts to have doubts about Lucas. He did let her go ahead alone without a fight, after all. As Kristen gets to know her unexpected tour guide Phil, she wonders if Lucas is right for her at all.
Knitmas in York is an interconnected standalone with Knitmas in Woodpine. It can be read on its own or as the sequel to Knitmas in Woodpine. It was my first by this author and now I need to go back and read Knitmas in Woodpine and her other books! It’s very sweet and a little whimsy with its crafting market and themes of being everyone together. Plus, who doesn’t love a happily ever after?!
Knitmas in York was the perfect start to the holiday season. This gave me all the Christmas Hallmark romance wrapped up in a quick read. I was surprisingly shocked at the end as the story didn’t end the way I thought it would but by the end I was smiling ear to ear and feeling so cozy inside.
The premise of the novella was interesting and seemed like a quick read I could easily get into. While there were some classic Hallmark scenes, I really couldn’t connect with the FMC. I felt like she was being unfair to Lucas at times and it just seemed like she was already done with the relationship. But I’m glad things worked out