Liz Curtis Higgs will sweep
you away to a wonderful Victorian Scottish town with delightful characters in A Wreath of Snow. The story intertwines
the lives of two main characters, Margaret (Meg) Campbell and Gordon Shaw. Their
lives come in contact one blustering snowy evening when the train that they are
both using to run from the pains of their pasts is suddenly snowbound. What
they soon discover though is that their lives intertwined long before that time
though. A Wreath of Snow is a heartwarming story of hurts being healed,
forgiveness being given, and love being found. Read the fist chapter here.
I began reading this book on
a very cold winter weekend, and finished it in the same weekend. This is the
first book in a while that I have found that I didn’t want to put down. It was
the perfect story to read to warm me from the chilliness outside. This would be
the perfect book to curl up by a fire with. It may be written as a Christmas
story, but really it would be a great read anytime of the year.
Liz Curtis Higgs is such a versatile
writer. She covers a broad spectrum of genres. When reading her works you can
tell that she not only loves what she does, but she put a lot of thought and a
lot of heart into her writing. This book is just another example of that.
I received this book for free from WaterBrook
Multnomah Publishing Group for this review.
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