Review: Celebrate Me Home - Sarah Vance Tompkins

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Celebrate Me Home

Review: Celebrate Me Home - Sarah Vance-Tompkins - December 2014

After creating a new life for herself in New York, Shelby only goes back home to her smalltown on Christmas Eve and is gone by Boxing Day (for those US people and those who don't celebrate Boxing Day - that's the 26th Dec) , but this year her mum recieved some bad news that she has breast cancer and now Shelby has gotten six weeks off to help around the house and spend some extra time with her mum. When Shelby was younger, she was in love with the town player Ethan Bardenhagen and he broke her heart and has never forgiven him for being such a jerk . Now they are both back home as he is now divorced and living in the small-town working on the Harbour. Has life given Shelby and Ethan another go at being in love ? What will happen though when reality sinks back in and Shelby has to head back to her "real life" in New York ? Will their be a happy Christmas surprise waiting to be opened or was this just a holiday fling ? 
Find out in this quick Christmas Romance read "Celebrate Me Home" by Sarah Vance-Tompkins.




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