The Christmas Trip

Omtale

Fall in love with the brand new Christmas romance from bestselling author, Sandy Barker ‘I love Sandy Barker’s stories. Modern romances with a bit of heat but a lot of love and plenty of hiccups along the way’ NetGalley reviewer‘A great romantic escape – 5 stars from me! Julie HoustonAnother year has passed and it’s Christmas again. This year best friends Chloe, Jules and Lucy are all loved up but living worlds apart.Chloe is madly in love with her celebrity beau, Archer, but after a whirlwind year in Hollywood’s limelight, she’s desperate to get away and spend some quality time together.Jules loves her Melbourne life – and gorgeous winemaker Matt – but a crowded flat share has her longing for a place of her own.Meanwhile, Lucy is stuck in a long distance relationship, jetting back and forth between Colorado and London to see Will.When Archer’s plan to whisk Chloe to Paris goes awry, he surprises her by bringing her friends together for a Christmas to remember…The perfect feel-good holiday romance for fans of Sarah Morgan, Jo Thomas and Holly Martin.See why readers love Sandy Barker’s romance books…‘The Christmas Trip will take you exactly where you want to go for the holidays: A tropical island with all of the Christmas trimmings and a gorgeous gift basket of HEAs.’ Sheila McClure, author of The Break-Up Agency‘Fun, festive and tropical. I couldn’t put it down’ Aimee Brown‘Page-turning perfection… fabulous’ Anita Faulkner‘Funny and totally heart-warming, I couldn’t put it down’ ‘An all round feel good story’ ‘Wonderfully sweet’ ‘Such a fun filled Christmas story that had me entertained and engrossed’ ‘I feel in love with the characters and found it hard to put down’ ‘A delightful book . . . full of love, laughter, friendships and so much more’ ‘Another fun adventure’ ‘A Christmas to remember’ ‘Love, laughs, misunderstandings and surprises … marvellous’ ‘An enjoyable book with its stunning location and overall themes of love in all its guises . . . a must-read author for me’ ‘Highly recommend’ ‘Escapism at its best’