A The Village Midwife-A Christmas Wish for the Village Midwife

As stars sparkle in wintery skies, the little village of Thimblebury is getting in the Christmas spirit. Fairy lights hang in shop windows, couples kiss under the mistletoe and midwife Zoe Padbury has a heartfelt Christmas wish...For midwife Zoe Padbury, there's nowhere more magical than her Lake District home at Christmas. The air smells of hot chocolate and mulled wine, there are Santa cruises on the lakes, and Zoe has her hands full welcoming babies into the world - the best presents of all.But at home at Kestrel Cottage, despite the lights twinkling on the tree, the mood is far from festive. Zoe has just had unexpected news: she may never be able to have children. She and her boyfriend Alex have been dreaming of starting a family of their own, and as she watches Alex put together the perfect Christmas for his daughter Billie, she hides her heartbreak. She's determined not to ruin the holidays for him... Zoe wraps presents with Billie, and sees Alex look at them both with such love. The season should be joyful, but she's far from feeling light and hope. But what's more important at Christmas? Keeping the peace or telling the truth? Zoe's only wish is for many more Christmases with those she loves. But is her relationship strong enough to survive the secrets she's been keeping? A gorgeous heart-warming festive read about coming together at Christmas. Fans of Jessica Redland, Jo Bartlett and Shari Low will fall in love with A Christmas Wish for the Village Midwife. What everyone is saying about Tilly Tennant: 'Literally couldn't put it down! Makes you laugh and tugs at the heartstrings, all in one go!... absolutely perfect!... breath-taking... made me cry and it made me laugh... filled me with warm feelings.' Stardust Book Reviews, 'I was hooked! Every chapter left me wanting to carry on reading. My housework and family have pretty much been neglected whilst I have read this!... This is the perfect holiday read, or lazy Sunday afternoon read or that perfect distraction to a dreary weekday commute.' Goodreads reviewer,