A Mrs. Miracle Christmas

Took a little longer to receive due to postal strike, but arrived as described.

good reading

While Laurel and Zach McCullough are happily married, there is one thing they want but can’t have – a baby. Laurel is unable to conceive and after an attempt at adoption fails miserably, she no longer want to try even if Zach hasn’t quite given up. Laurel has another worry on her mind – her beloved grandmother is becoming forgetful and unable to care for herself. When the aptly named Mrs. Miracle shows up at their door to help as caregiver she seems to be the answer to their prayers. Little do Laurel and Zach realize that by Christmas another one of their prayers will be answered. “A Mrs. Miracle Christmas” is another cute Christmas novel from the always delightful Debbie Macomber. Macomber has a wonderful gift for mixing serious issues (Laurel and Zach’s inability to have a child and Nana’s declining health) with the whimsical (Mrs. Miracle and a quick visit from some of her Angel friends) and making it work. Laurel and Zach’s story is realistically done and at times heartbreaking but it never overwhelms the story to the point that it is hard to read. Nana’s story is also well done and I just loved her interactions with Mrs. Miracle. Speaking of Mrs. Miracle, this is not the first book Debbie Macomber has used her in and I was delighted to learn she was returning – she is by far my favorite Macomber character. Her appearance and that of some of her angelic friends adds a nice of Christmas magic to the book. The ending of the book is delightful although you probably don’t want to think too much about it. “A Mrs. Miracle Christmas” is another cute holiday novel by Debbie Macomber.

An easy read. I love Christmas story.

Do you ever read the perfect book at just the right time in your life? A Mrs. Miracle Christmas was that book for me. It’s beautiful, it’s magical, it’s a belief in higher powers, and it’s about a topic near and dear to my heart - adoption. This book is beautiful written and I would love to shove it in the hands of everyone but because of the subject matter it could trigger some sad feelings -especially this time of year. This is an easy 5 stars from me and if you are in the right head space, I highly recommend it.