A Teaspoon of Mistletoe

A Teaspoon of Mistletoe is a lovely story filled to the brim with all kinds of Christmas events, a budding love story and a lucky puppy. Set in a small Montana town, the spirit of belonging and community bring hope and happiness to the characters and to the reader. I loved that this was a clean story that has depth without offending readers’ sensibilities. I voluntarily reviewed an advance copy of this book and recommend you gift yourself with a copy!

I really enjoyed this fast holiday read. Annie meets Nick, as she’s hanging the wreaths in the park. He’s sitting on a bench, not moving. She’s worried about him, since the temperatures are bitterly cold on this winter day in Montana. Nick is back from Doctors Without Borders to stay at his cousin’s condo, while he recovers from a serious illness. Two people that want totally different lives and an abandoned dog. Will Lucky bring them together or will Nick leave and return to Africa? Grab your copy and get ready for the perfect holiday read. I loved this story and I didn’t want it to end.

A TEASPOON OF MISTLETOE. by Barbara McMahon Annie had gotten the contract to decorate the street lights with Christmas wreaths in the park. Finding a man sitting on a bench, was he dead, to cold to be outside, and this early freezing. He was okay, and mentioned the coffee shop, and later she sees him there. His name was Nick and he had been in Sahara Africa, and after the heat there he couldn’t get enough of the cold air. Being a doctor and the life of a nomad sounded good when one was young. With Annie and talking about this town activities,makes one think of putting down roots.Starting a practice, knowing his patients, healthy and sick. Couldn’t make decisions like that yet, he had to get his strength and energy back. Seeing her again at the coffee shop, as she was ready to leave, asked if she could use any help. Thought it might nice to have someone riding along, since she usual did all her work alone. Drawn to her, as to why she was content living in same town, and still excited about the same traditions, and activities that when on. Those things he had never known, families, close friends, he was thirty eight and wanted them. Beautiful told story, as though you could see what Annie was telling about her town,the delight of two meeting and love coming. Given ARC for my voluntary review and my honest opinion.