A Christmas Prayer By: Kimberla Lawson Roby

Title:  A Christmas Prayer
Author:  Kimberla Lawson Roby
Publisher: Grand Central Publisher
Reviewed By:  Arlena Dean
Rating: 5
Review:

"A Christmas Prayer" by Kimberla Lawson Roby

Book Description....

"Alexis Fletcher hasn't had a merry Christmas in five years-not since her mother passed away. Every December she remembers the joy her mother brought to everyone during the holiday season and feels the pain of her absence, even more so now that she and her sister are barely speaking. More than anything, Alexis wishes her family could be whole again. However, with her wedding fast approaching, Alexis might just be ready to make some holiday memories with a new family of her own. Alexis's fiancé, Chase Dupont, is everything she ever dreamed of. He's kind, handsome, fully supportive of Alexis's career, and the CEO of a large company. But outside forces threaten to derail this happy couple from ever reaching the altar. As tensions rise, a dramatic event causes Alexis to question everything. Will fate give her what she needs to finally embrace the season that has brought her so much pain? Will Alexis get her wish for a happy holiday? Or will her Christmas prayer go unanswered?"


What I liked about this novel....

"A Christmas Prayer" was a beautifully told Christmas love story of Alexis and Chase with a lots of twist that will keep you on the edge of your seat in this easy quick read.   However, before we can get to the wedding there will be some down falls for Alexis who is still grieving from her mother's death,  their will be conflict with her sister Sabrina and a future mother in law Geneva.  Be prepared for drama!  This author really works her magic as she presents to the reader such a amazing good story.  All of the characters were off the chart good, well developed, well portrayed giving the reader a intriguing well written storyline.   Truly the heroine Alexis was one special person with such a genuine heart. It was very interesting seeing how this author has some real issues presented with such details that could come up from a wedding, family and a holiday.  But what is so unique is the 'power of  'A Christmas Prayer.'  Thanks to the author for giving the reader a good read that I would recommend to others to read.