Snowboots \u0026 Sunglasses: Contemporary Christian fiction infused with love, joy and peace (Book 2 in the Raincoats \u0026 Sunglasses series) by Caroline Johnston


Snowboots \u0026 Sunglasses: Contemporary Christian fiction infused with love, joy and peace (Book 2 in the Raincoats \u0026 Sunglasses series)
Title : Snowboots \u0026 Sunglasses: Contemporary Christian fiction infused with love, joy and peace (Book 2 in the Raincoats \u0026 Sunglasses series)
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ISBN : 095700396X
ISBN-10 : 9780957003965
Language : English
Format Type : Kindle Edition
Number of Pages : 334
Publication : First published November 15, 2021

5* Full of wonderful descriptions & insight. Caroline does a great job building her characters. After an autumn in Raincoats & Sunglasses, it's time for winter in Snowboots & Sunglasses for Jennifer, Kirsty and Paul...Jennifer’s December to-do list is getting out of control and her workaholic husband is working more hours than ever. Is her hope of becoming an interior designer only a fantasy? Or can glimpses of peace and a holiday in Snowboots & Sunglasses inspire her to pursue her dream?Kirsty can’t imagine finding joy this Christmas. She’s plagued by panic attacks, anxious about her work and clueless about Paul. Her friends convince her that a ski holiday in the French Alps is the perfect distraction. But can she find love in Snowboots & Sunglasses, or will the hurts of the past crush her future joy?Paul is full of hope for his new salon and a future with Kirsty. But when Kirsty doesn’t attend his salon opening, he knows something is wrong. As he learns about the love of Christmas, he realises he needs to change. But will the ski holiday give him the time he needs with Kirsty, or will circumstances conspire against them?Join Jennifer, Kirsty and Paul in the next instalment of the Raincoats & Sunglasses series.

Snowboots \u0026 Sunglasses: Contemporary Christian fiction infused with love, joy and peace (Book 2 in the Raincoats \u0026 Sunglasses series) Reviews

  • Anna Jensen

    I absolutely loved this book, the second in Ms Johnston's series chronicling the lives of a group of friends in Glasgow.

    Deciding they need a break from the dreary Scottish winter, the group escape on a weekend ski trip to France.

    This is a fun, relatable read with characters who are easy to connect with and enjoy. The storyline unfolds at a natural pace, with the Christian perspective interwoven in a gentle and realistic manner.

    Although book 2 of the series, this can be read as a standalone novel.

    A great read which I thoroughly recommend.

  • Maureen Chritzman

    Hard to Put Down

    I enjoyed this sequel to Raincoats and Sunglasses. The interactions between the characters and insights into their feelings made me want to keep reading. I appreciated the theme of facing fear and finding joy.