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A Sprinkle Of Love
At thirty-six, Kirsten thinks she has it all. She is married to the perfect guy – has the perfect family. Life couldn’t get any better. But then Mike leaves her for a younger model, and her life falls apart. Unemployed, and facing Christmas alone, it’s almost too much to bear. So, when her mom offers her a chance to escape for the holidays, she grabs it with both hands. All she wants is to hide away from the world. But she soon finds out that the quiet little fishing village in England, has a lot more to offer her than just solitude. Amongst the locals she finds friendship, romance and a new found perspective that changes her outlook on life. A heart-warming festive tale about friendship, self-worth, and maybe... just a sprinkle of love.
85 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 5, 2019
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October 25, 2020
Love heals.
Somehow Rebecca Ridge can find the heart and soul of her characters and give them to you in beautiful words. In A Spinkle Of Love she has shown us that the love of friends and family can heal a broken heart.
Somehow Rebecca Ridge can find the heart and soul of her characters and give them to you in beautiful words. In A Spinkle Of Love she has shown us that the love of friends and family can heal a broken heart.
December 22, 2020
A Sprinkle of Love is a holiday read that everyone can enjoy!
Rebecca Ridge crafts a cast of lovable characters that you instantly root for and relate to. Featuring relatable themes including, love, both romantic and self-love, finding yourself, and the spirit of giving, this is a fantastic read that is perfect for the holiday season!
Rebecca Ridge crafts a cast of lovable characters that you instantly root for and relate to. Featuring relatable themes including, love, both romantic and self-love, finding yourself, and the spirit of giving, this is a fantastic read that is perfect for the holiday season!
August 18, 2020
Broken from a failed marriage, Kirsten takes her mother's advice and heads out for a Christmas vacation to avoid the loneliness of her empty home. Not interested in romance and missing her children who are with their father and his new girlfriend, Kirsten attempts to embrace the change of scenery, hoping to bump herself out of the months long funk.
Ridge does an excellent job of creating strong characters, one of her specialties. As Kirsten comes out of her shell, a casual romance develops between her and Dale, the son of the inn's owner. The reader is given a wonderful story of recovering from heartbreak while having holiday magic sprinkle throughout. There was no rush to replace her ex-husband with a true love and there's no forced connections between the characters. This was a breath of fresh air. Touching and sweet with a feel for reality, 'A Sprinkle of Love' is an enjoyable read, one that I read in August and still found wonderfully fun.
I highly recommend 'A Sprinkle of Love.'
Ridge does an excellent job of creating strong characters, one of her specialties. As Kirsten comes out of her shell, a casual romance develops between her and Dale, the son of the inn's owner. The reader is given a wonderful story of recovering from heartbreak while having holiday magic sprinkle throughout. There was no rush to replace her ex-husband with a true love and there's no forced connections between the characters. This was a breath of fresh air. Touching and sweet with a feel for reality, 'A Sprinkle of Love' is an enjoyable read, one that I read in August and still found wonderfully fun.
I highly recommend 'A Sprinkle of Love.'
February 15, 2020
A short read for Christmas this book as a nice message within it, a sweet little love story about moving on from failed love to something more, I liked the story. Where this fell down for me was a few editing issues and some contradictions, the biggest of which was Kristen says she’s giving up her house because of a mortgage after a divorce, but she’s going on a holiday to England, and then mentions her parents have a lot of money. The editing issues were enough it bothered me, English/American spelling inconsistencies, punctuation, and a few scene changes that don’t transition well. Its still a sweet story, great character development and I liked how nontypical the plot was, usually romances have a set pattern, and this doesn’t just break them, it does it well. A very sweet Christmas read.
April 20, 2020
I ABSOLUTELY loved this story. It’s a short read, and even though I want more of these characters it was paced perfectly and flowed well.
The story is heartfelt, believable, and brinks the stereotypical romance mold without the reader even realizing it. The characters - primary, secondary and even some tertiary - were well developed, relatable and in some cases irresistible.
I read this is one sitting and can’t wait to read more from this author.
If you want a story with romance, holiday feels, laughs, and the gentle ease of a Lifetime movie or Hallmark holiday special - this is the book for you!
The story is heartfelt, believable, and brinks the stereotypical romance mold without the reader even realizing it. The characters - primary, secondary and even some tertiary - were well developed, relatable and in some cases irresistible.
I read this is one sitting and can’t wait to read more from this author.
If you want a story with romance, holiday feels, laughs, and the gentle ease of a Lifetime movie or Hallmark holiday special - this is the book for you!
February 28, 2020
A sweet holiday romance
This sweet holiday romance really made me smile. It's a fun read. A feel good story to warm your heart.
This sweet holiday romance really made me smile. It's a fun read. A feel good story to warm your heart.
December 23, 2020
A fun Christmas story of friendship, love, healing and rediscovering one's self.
December 17, 2020
A cute, light romance novel!
December 31, 2019
Great seasonal read
A wonderful holiday read swimming is Christmas appeal with real, honest characters you will find yourself rooting for. Definately reccomend reading. Great work by Rebecca Ridge.
A wonderful holiday read swimming is Christmas appeal with real, honest characters you will find yourself rooting for. Definately reccomend reading. Great work by Rebecca Ridge.
December 27, 2021
I really enjoyed this festive short. Newly single and facing her first Christmas alone, Kirsten travels to England to spend Christmas at a guest house belong to her mother's friend. Cue Dale, mother's friend's son. What follows is a heart warming holiday romance/friendship, and a period of self discovery for Kirsten. The ending gave me all the feels!
February 7, 2021
Loved it.
The perfect 'feel-good' Holiday romance.
Kirsten is heartbroken, recently divorced, and her ex has their kids for Xmas. The story's written in the first-person, which makes the pain caused by the hole in Kirsten's heart even more acute. She wallows in self pity, not knowing how to live. Her Mom and Dad send her to spend the Holidays in England.
She meets Blake at the airport lounge and, to her surprise, tells him everything...then she gets on the plane.
You're willing Kirsten to move on, but she's stubborn. She meets Dale, no sparks, but some attraction. You hope...holiday romance, but the hole in Kirsten's heart keeps getting in the way.
The story does have a happy ending...but not the one you expect. This romance novel will keep you turning the pages all the way to 'the end.'
I recommend you add 'a Sprinkle of Love' to your 'to be read' list.
The perfect 'feel-good' Holiday romance.
Kirsten is heartbroken, recently divorced, and her ex has their kids for Xmas. The story's written in the first-person, which makes the pain caused by the hole in Kirsten's heart even more acute. She wallows in self pity, not knowing how to live. Her Mom and Dad send her to spend the Holidays in England.
She meets Blake at the airport lounge and, to her surprise, tells him everything...then she gets on the plane.
You're willing Kirsten to move on, but she's stubborn. She meets Dale, no sparks, but some attraction. You hope...holiday romance, but the hole in Kirsten's heart keeps getting in the way.
The story does have a happy ending...but not the one you expect. This romance novel will keep you turning the pages all the way to 'the end.'
I recommend you add 'a Sprinkle of Love' to your 'to be read' list.
December 13, 2021
Somewhat entertaining read, especially with the British terminology in the mix, yet with questionable good English at times. More like a fling than romance and it doesn't cut it quite as sweet. Lovely cover on Amazon, cute title, and different plot than most that makes it unique as a Christmas story.
March 14, 2021
Fuzzy Feelings
Ever had those holiday feelings that make you feel next to a fire even though it is freezing cold and you're sitting in the car? Ridge's framework on romance in this Christmas story brings forth that fuzzy feeling throughout the year.
Ever had those holiday feelings that make you feel next to a fire even though it is freezing cold and you're sitting in the car? Ridge's framework on romance in this Christmas story brings forth that fuzzy feeling throughout the year.
December 12, 2021
Great book
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