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A Twelfth Night Miracle ~ Mandeville #5 (by Callie Langridge)

Mar 10
1 min read

Storm Publishing has become one of my favorite publishers and I seem to really enjoy the books they release. This was a sweet and lovely short story that features delightful characters during the Christmas season ... specifically Twelfth Night. There is a bit of time travel and magic. I loved both the present day characters of Freya and Callum as well as Imogen from the past. While this is the fifth book in the Mandeville series, I felt like it worked fine as a standalone. But it was entertaining enough that I would like to go back and read earlier books in the series. A light, heartwarming story filled with a touching romance


Thank you to NetGalley and Storm Publishing for my advanced review copy. All opinions and thoughts are my own.


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