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Mistletoe Meadows is built around the magic of Christmas. As jingling sleighs cart rosy-cheeked lovers around the Mistletoe Mile, Charlene’s holiday dream is more complicated than photo-edited perfection. She proposes a compassion ministry initiative called the Gingerbread House but struggles to convince the town that their need for a homeless shelter is real.
Famous for his made for T.V holiday movies, Jonas longs for a happily-ever-after that isn’t as neat and tidy as his scripted films. Partnering with Char to champion her ministry invigorates him with a new purpose and provides an excuse to spend time with the girl he never forgot. But when they embrace three young sisters fighting to stay together while living on the streets, their project becomes deeply personal.
Together, they must prove to a town reluctant to see anything other than holiday perfection that the greatest gift of the season isn’t found under a tree.
In addition to being a heartwarming romance, Mistletoe Movie Star brims over with love, hope, and the Christmas spirit. One of the strongest running themes is the blessing gained when one does whatever they can to serve their neighbors and community. In the author’s note at the end of the book, Weeks stated, “Change often happens one smile, one gift, one soul at a time.” A beautiful message, not just for Christmas, but every day of the year. I couldn’t put this book down! I look forward to reading the other books in the Mistletoe series!
When former summertime friends reunite as adults, they rekindle more than friendship. Char, the town veterinarian is on a mission to save more than critters. The plight of the homeless has touched her soul and she proposes remodeling the unused firehouse into a shelter to the city council which gets immediately voted down. Jonas, who’s managed to establish himself as a B movie romantic leading man, is in town to settle his late grandparents’ home farm. He rapidly loses any fight against returning to his movie star life when he realizes Char, his long-lost love, has not only settled in town, but has a heart big enough to rescue any kind of stray. Will that also include him? As they explore their feelings and work to encourage town Grinches to grow their Christmas hearts, the plight of the homeless touches everyone in a uniquely precious way. Told in alternating perspectives, this sweet, short, inspirational holiday romance will boost your spirits.
A fan of reunion romance, I loved this one. Vet Charline runs off the road. Returning to settle his grandparents’ tree farm, including festivities with sleigh rides, movie star Jonas comes upon the accident. He soothes Char until help arrives. They meet again and he is “swept back to a summer porch swing.” Sigh-worthy. So is their joint venture to help the homeless. Rich, unique ending.
