Review: An Avalon Christmas - Darien Gee

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An Avalon Christmas

Review: An Avalon Christmas - Darien Gee - May 2014
If you are looking for a sweet Christmas read that is clean and contemporary, then An Avalon Christmas by Darien Gee is the read for you. This book is a collection of short tales that feature several people who live in the smalltown of Avalon and how they experience Christmas time whether it be in a rest home, at the supermarket in line for a turkey/ham or buying raffle tickets. This book filled me with happiness and glee as you could feel the Christmas spirit and joy radiating from the pages as the whole town comes together for one another. If you love recipes and food, then you will also love An Avalon Christmas as it features several recipes, and people's favorites/ family secret meals sprinkled throughout the various stories.  There is something for everyone in this Christmas collection - An Avalon Christmas by Darien Gee. Reading this, it made me want to live in a town like Avalon as these days in most communities, especially the bigger cities - you have lost that smalltown - everyone knows everyone and is connected feel.






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