About the Book
A stranger is wearing her missing father's coat.
And he isn't saying why…
The last place Rosalyn Snow expects to find her father's coat is beneath Exeter's old Exe Bridge.
Especially not on the back of a man fleeing the police.
Convinced the stranger holds the truth she’s spent years searching for, Rosalyn brings him home for Christmas. But Simon avoids giving answers, and what little he reveals only deepens the mystery.
As Dunn House fills with glittering guests, whispered ambitions, and holiday celebration, Simon moves through society as though he belongs there... yet he’s just as at home among the vagrants on the docks. And when Simon’s carefully guarded past reaches Dunn House during the Twelfth Night celebration, the fragile peace of the estate begins to unravel.
What has become of her father?
And who is the man wearing his coat?
Bringing Simon Balfour home might unravel Christmas.
Discovering who he is will make it unforgettable.
The House on the Edge of the Cliff series tells interconnected stories across generations, where one house on the Cornish coast holds secrets that echo through time. (Amazon)
My Thoughts
Get swept away to the Cornish coast in this delightful short story. I tend to avoid novellas simply because I always want more or I don't feel like the plot can be well developed in a novella. BUT there are few authors that I make the exception for because they are really talented and can wrap up an exquisite plot in only a few chapters. Joanna Davidson Politano is one of those authors and I really enjoyed this book! I felt like I was right there at Dunn cottage or there on the coast in winter wrapped in a warm coat. The romance is so sweet and felt genuine even with only having a few pages. I loved the mystery that weaves through until the end and I was surprised with how everything was tied up. This is truly a cozy quick read and I highly recommend! But also-I do want more of this place and these people please!
While this book is tied to a previous novel by this author, it can be read entirely on its own.
Four stars.
"I received a complimentary copy from the author. All opinions are my own and I was not required to write a positive review."











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