The Great Christmas Knit Off

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Can wacky Christmas jumpers really mend a broken heart? For fans of The Christmas Cracker by Trisha Ashley and The Christmas Surprise by Jenny Colgan. Heartbroken after being jilted at the altar, Sybil has been saved from despair by her knitting obsession and now her home is filled to bursting with tea cosies, bobble hats, and jumpers. But, after discovering that she may have perpetrated the cock-up of the century at work, Sybil decides to make a hasty exit and, just weeks before Christmas, runs away to the picturesque village of Tindledale. There, Sybil discovers Hettie's House of Haberdashery, an emporium dedicated to the world of knitting and needle craft. But Hettie, the outspoken octogenarian owner, is struggling and now the shop is due for closure. And when Hettie decides that Sybil's wonderfully wacky Christmas jumpers are just the thing to add a bit of excitement to her window display, something miraculous starts to happen...

Alexandra Brown began her writing career as the City Girl columnist for The London Paper which she wrote for two years before giving it up to concentrate on writing novels. She is now the author of the Carrington's books - set in a department store in the pretty seaside town of Mulberry-On-Sea, she has written three books and a short story following the life, loves and laughs of sales assistant, Georgie Hart.THE GREAT CHRISTMAS KNIT OFF is Alexandra's fourth book and is first in a new series set in the fictional village of Tindledale, following the lives of all the characters that live there.Alex lives in a real village near the south coast of England, with her husband, daughter and a very shiny black Labrador. For more about Alex, please visit her website - www.alexandrabrown.co.uk or chat to her on Facebook.com/alexandrabrownauthor and Twitter @alexbrownbooks

'As warm and cosy as a pair of Christmas mittens' Lucy Diamond 'A romantic, fun, festive joy; HEAT The perfect book to get you in the mood for Christmas .. fans of Sophie Kinsella will love this light-hearted read' KNITTING magazine 'A fun, seasonal tale' YOURS 'The most delightfully sweet novel I have ever read.' girlslovetoread.com 'Good ...heart warming...a sure-fire hit!' Goodreads 'Warm, friendly, BRILLIANT read!' onmybookshelf.blog Praise for Alexandra Brown: 'Adorable, comical and magical, this is a festive delight' Closer 'We love it!' Now