Three Holidays and a Wedding
A cosy, festive holiday rom com, perfect for fans of Ayesha at Last and The Matzah Ball
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SHORTLISTED FOR THE RNA CHRISTMAS/FESTIVE HOLIDAY ROMANTIC NOVEL AWARD
'Magical. The most festive book you'll read this year' CARLEY FORTUNE, bestselling author of Every Summer After
One snowstorm.
Two strangers.
Three times the holiday magic . . .
When strangers Maryam Aziz and Anna Gibson are seated next to each other on a flight, neither expects that severe turbulence will scare them into confessing their deepest hopes and fears to one another.
Unfortunately, Maryam's lifelong crush Saif happened to be sitting two rows behind them and heard it all, including the part where she professed undying love for him...
An emergency landing finds Anna, Maryam and Saif snowbound at a quirky hotel in the picture-perfect town of Snow Falls - where fate has Anna's actor-crush filming a holiday romance.
As Maryam finds the courage to open her heart to Saif, and Anna feels the magic of an unexpected new love, they might just realise there's nowhere they'd rather be for the holidays.
What's everyone saying about Three Holidays and a Wedding?
'The perfect cosy read' Amy E. Reichert, author of Once Upon a December
'A heartwarming celebration' Jean Meltzer, author of The Matzah Ball
'My favourite holiday romance ever!' Sara Desai, author of The Dating Plan
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Jalaluddin (Ayesha at Last) and Stapley (Lucky) join forces for a holiday romance with charm to spare. The self-explanatory title lets readers know exactly what they'll get, but a few twists along the way season the story nicely. On the surface, Maryam Aziz and Anna Gibson don't have much in common, but when they're seated together on a plane to Toronto in the middle of a "snowmageddon," the turbulent flight and subsequent emergency landing in the festive village of Snow Falls, Ontario, leave the pair deeply bonded. Stranded in a winter wonderland as the town prepares for the upcoming Christmas, Ramadan, and Hanukkah holidays, both women find pathways to happiness. Maryam learns that her lifelong crush, Saif Rasool, happened to be on the same flight and has finally noticed her, while Anna is torn between a life with her boyfriend and the handsome, mysterious actor Josh Tannenbaum, who's in town filming a holiday movie. Proving that "holiday miracles can happen anywhere, to anyone, no matter what they celebrate," the authors deliver heartfelt romance and plenty of cheer while also tackling heavier issues, including the weight of immigrant parents' expectations and grief. It's a keeper. Agents: (for Jalaluddin) Ann Collette, Rees Literary; (for Stapley) Samantha Haywood, Transatlantic.
