Christmas for One
A Christmas Novel
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Christmas for One
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Narrated by:
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Mollie Mathews
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By:
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Mollie Mathews
About this listen
Will Ruby find love this Christmas?
44-year-old Ruby Evans doesn't want to be a 'leftover girl' —especially in New York at Christmas. But finding a 'forever' man is proving impossible.
A single mum after 20 years of marriage, her husband is the only man she has ever slept with. But the one bit of security she always thought she'd hold onto for the rest of her life is brutally ripped from her.
Living the worst cliche she is is humiliatingly and cruelly ex-ed when her husband trades her for a younger model. Chanel Zest, a long-time friend and unconventional, X-rated life coach, comes to her rescue. Together, they embark on a quest to reclaim and rebuild Ruby's shattered life and find love again.
But, once in a pink moon, Ruby has to play dirty...
But then, a chance meeting with a handsome younger stranger threatens to unravel all her secrets. Will Ruby be exposed or finally get everything she wished for? Will she find true love or be alone this Christmas after all?
If you love Jojo Moyes and enjoy romantic comedy, you’ll love Christmas For One.
Full of quirky humor and the promise of a happily ever after.
Christmas For One is a warm, festive romance with a few spicy bits.
©2023 Blue Orchid Publishing (P)2023 Blue Orchid PublishingCritic Reviews
“Mollie delivers with this artfully compelling, skillfully enthralling rollercoaster. Divvying out some festive frolicking, seasonal cheer and holiday magic.” (Kaye Gunter)
"I absolutely enjoyed this story. I loved the storyline, I loved the characters, I loved the humour. I couldn’t put it down. The descriptions were perfect.I loved everything about this book, especially the humour. It was funny, sad at times, and I loved it.” (Patricia Quinn)