After this book from the Primrose Woods series, it was an absolute delight. While I haven’t read the others, I can say this one stands beautifully on its own, drawing me right into the magic of the season.
A Winter Wedding at Primrose Hall by Jill Steeples
Series: Primrose Woods #6
Genres: Contemporary Fiction, Contemporary Romance

As the year draws to an end at Primrose Hall, Pia and her Lord of the Manor fiancé Jackson are putting the finishing touches to their annual Carols by Candlelight evening.

The past twelve months have not all been plain sailing – Jackson’s father Rex had a serious health scare, his long-lost brother Tom appeared unannounced, and Jackson himself had his own disaster. So the family are thrilled to finally be able to look forward to Christmas together and the event of the year – Jackson and Pia’s long-awaited wedding.

With the idyllic backdrop of Primrose Woods, the dream venue, and a community ready to celebrate with them, Pia and Jackson are counting the days until they are husband and wife. Now they just need to cross their fingers that the dramas of the previous year are all behind them…

Welcome back to Primrose Hall for the wedding of the year and guaranteed laughter, friendship and romance. Perfect for fans of Cathy Bramley, Heidi Swain and Julie Houston.

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The weather here recently turned cold so reading the cozy, festive atmosphere of this book instantly made me feel like I was in a winter wonderland! This is the final book of the series which I didn’t know at the time but still enjoyed.

I loved that I understood who the characters were and didn’t feel lost having not read any of the other books. While I did miss out on the history and depth of the characters it took nothing away from this installment. 

Primrose Hall where Jackson and his fiancée Pia live sounds like such an amazing place. Their daily lives are full of animals, family, friends, and planning their wedding during the holiday season. 

Overall, this was a delightful read, with well-developed characters whose quirks and personalities feel entirely natural. If you enjoy contemporary fiction centered on family and friendship, this is a series worth exploring. I thoroughly enjoyed it and would highly recommend it.

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