Review : An Alaskan Family Christmas

An Alaskan Family Christmas by Beth Carpenter

(Northern Lights #7)

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Pages: 384

Published: November 10th 2020 by Harlequin Heartwarming

A little mix-up…

Could make her Christmas wonderful!

Natalie Weiss is mortified. After mistaking handsome Tanner Rockford for his cousin, she’s followed him to rural Alaska. Now she’s stranded—until Tanner invites her to spend Christmas with his family in their rustic, cozy cabin. But in this idyllic winter wonderland, Natalie discovers the family she’s never had…and the love she never knew she needed. But what happens when they all discover why she’s really there?

Natalie was on the hunt for a guy her best friend has her looking for problem is she confused him with his cousin. Tanner is willing to help Natalie out with finding his allusive cousin who isn't much for tech and can be tough to find him but until then will enjoy Natalie's company and she spends time with his family.

I loved how heartwarming and homey this book was. It was all about family and sweeting the sweetness as they did christmasy activies. There was also the romance that was blooming between Tanner and Natalie but with her past and with the family she grew up with she's a bit cynical. It was nice seeing how a family is like though her eyes as she experienced christmas holidays with Tanners family. Then there was the whole search for the cousin the reasoning behind why Natalie was there in the first place. She truly cared for her friend and wanted to help out especially since she'll be moving soon. She's only got so much time left and even if something becomes of Natalie and Tanner they've only know eachother for a short whiles and she's not going to say. It was just a nice read during this time really gets the readers in the christmas spirit. Overall great book I really enjoyed it.