
In WWII-era Iceland, Tatiana hosts her young niece for a joyful Christmas escape from home troubles, while her publishing house buzzes with orders from a new book catalog.
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In WWII-era Iceland, Tatiana hosts her young niece for a joyful Christmas escape from home troubles, while her publishing house buzzes with orders from a new book catalog.
In this charming World War II historical romance novella inspired by Jolabokaflod, Iceland’s Christmas Book Flood, an author falls in love with a man who doesn’t know he is her editor. Iceland. December 1944. Tatiana Eliasdottir is looking forward to welcoming her niece Elea for Christmas. She’s determined to give the little girl a joyful holiday and take her mind off troubles at home. Soon, however, the publishing house where Tatiana works is flooded with orders thanks to the first issue of a s...
will contain mild spoilers
No sexual content present
No violence or gore depicted
No profanity or strong language
No substance use depicted
No LGBTQIA+ representation
Central Christian themes of faith, forgiveness, and second chances woven throughout the narrative
No witchcraft or occult elements
No evidence found in available sources.
Brief background references to WWII setting and Icelandic wartime experiences
No self-harm or suicide themes
Niece coping with unspecified troubles at home, implied family difficulties
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