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Olivia Bingham is unlucky in love...She's been ghosted more times than she can count, but this Christmas brings a glimmer of hope: Fraser Douglas, a Scottish chef working at an idyllic hotel in the Highlands. He's sweet and sensitive, thoughtful and funny, not to mention incredibly good looking - but there's a catch.
They've never actually met.When Olivia tries to show her friends the hunky new man in her life, Fraser's online dating profile has vanished, and Olivia fears the worst. Frustrated and wounded, she decides she's going to confront Fraser - face to face, in Scotland.
But when she arrives, things don't go exactly as planned. Worse still, Fraser doesn't seem to have any idea who she is...
***Readers LOVE Mistletoe Magic in the Highlands: 'The
engaging banter and the
vividly drawn characters in this romantic comedy, set in the breathtaking landscapes of Scotland, made it a
captivating read for me.' -
NetGalley reviewer, 5*'If you are looking for Sottish set
warm hearted romance this book is for you. The characters are fabulous and
plenty of laugh out loud moments. This is
such a fresh read. I thoroughly enjoyed it.
Christmas magic at its best.' -
NetGalley reviewer, 5*'Really sweet story with
characters you fall in love with almost instantly.' -
NetGalley reviewer, 5*
About the author
Bella Osborne has been jotting down stories as far back as she can remember but decided that 2013 would be the year that she finished a full length novel. In 2016, her debut novel, It Started At Sunset Cottage, was shortlisted for the Contemporary Romantic Novel of the Year and RNA Joan Hessayon New Writers Award. Bella's stories are about friendship, love and coping with what life throws at you. She likes to find the humour in the darker moments of life and weaves these into her stories. Bella believes that writing your own story really is the best fun ever, closely followed by talking, eating chocolate, drinking fizz and planning holidays. She lives in the Midlands, UK with her lovely husband and wonderful daughter, who thankfully, both accept her as she is (with mad morning hair and a penchant for skipping).
