‘Get me on a plane to Copenhagen! This book totally swept me away, so festive and romantic and gorgeous’ Olivia Beirne

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She only packed for a flying visit. Now she’s stuck with no flights, no hotel and no plan B.

Anna Lundholm was only supposed to be in Copenhagen for a few hours. Just long enough to tie up some loose ends, grab one of the city’s famous hot dogs and be on her way. No stops, no distractions, no goodbyes.

Until a snowstorm grounds her flight.

With the beautiful city at a snowy standstill, Anna turns to Jamie – a gorgeous Scot with an open door and a raised eyebrow.

Could Copenhagen work its magic one more time?

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'A festive and heartwarming romance brimming with Nordic charm’ Sandy Barker

‘I devoured this utterly gorgeous romance full of slow burn, swoony perfection in two days. Anna and Jamie’s emotional love story hooked me completely. The whole thing is DELICIOUS’ Cressida McLaughlin

'An absolute heartwarming, hyggelig, hug of a book – I never wanted it to end. So cosy, so joyous, so wonderful!’ Julie Caplin, bestselling author of the Romantic Escapes series

'Totally dreamy … I’m now desperate for a winter trip to Copenhagen!’ Emily Kerr, author of Read Between the Lines

‘A cornucopia of Copenhagen and Christmas – I was drooling for the mouth-watering food and the even more delicious Jamie. Fantastic fun!’ Sam Holland

'This beautiful story of grief, love, and finding a way forward is wrapped in the most sparkling of Christmas tales. I loved it start to finish and am googling December breaks to Denmark!!!’ Liz Fenwick

'Reading Anna and Jamie's story is like coming home and snuggling up on the couch under a cosy blanket.' ?????

'This was a real love story' ?????

'Christmas in a snowy Denmark, and a Scotsman to boot? Sign me up!' ?????

'This was a delightfully sweet holiday romance that managed to also tell a lovely story of an emotional journey from heartbreak to hope.' ?????

'A cosy, Christmassy snow filled romance. Just what’s needed to go with a cup of hot chocolate and a gingerbread man. Sit down and enjoy.' ?????

'August might not be the usual time of year for a book of snow and festivities, but when the book’s as good as this one, I’ll read it all year round.' ?????