Holly has been suspended from her job right before the holidays. She decides to visit her brother's new home on an isolated Norwegian Island. She discovers quickly that Norwegian winters are mostly always dark when she loses her way and almost stumbles off a cliff. Saved by a large fluffy black cat and the island's hermit, Tor, things between them are at first awkward and tense but as they spend more time together they become friends then lovers. This book explores a lot of traditional Norwegian Christmas food and celebrations.
Thank you to Natalie Normann and HarperCollins UK for the opportunity to read this book. It really helped put me in the Christmas spirit. I received a complimentary copy of this book through NetGalley. The views and opinions expressed in this review are entirely my own.
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