Gorgeous comforting warm hug of a book!! Totally loved this final part of the Juniper Meadows set of four books. Can be read as a stand alone but actually it’s well worth reading all four, for the wonderful characters, creativity, imagination and a thoroughly great read! Easy reading the book flows beautifully, this is a joy!
Sadie is beginning to rebuild her life after finding out her husband wasn’t the man she thought he was. Her family have all clubbed together to treat her to her favourite break, a hotel and spa holiday over Christmas, in the beautiful Cotswolds at the Juniper Meadows estate. The promise of Twelve days of Christmas celebrations are giving her hope for her future. Can she be brave enough to make new friends?
Dylan is bringing his two teenage children back home from Florida in the States where he has built a life for himself for the last few decades, it’s time for him to reconnect with the family he left so long ago. Can he rebuild his relationship with his family?!
Snow is Falling is a fabulous Christmas book with all the trimmings!! I became completely involved with the characters and the story, inspiring me to think about what I need this Yuletide season!
I have loved all four of this set of books which are quite different in story line and content.
Hugely recommend this tale for a perfect winter festive read, along with some hot chocolate or your favourite festive treats!
Thanks to NetGalley and Boldwood books for the early read. Much appreciated!! Loved it!!

This book was cute and fun. It wasn’t my favorite Christmas book but I really enjoyed it. I would recommend for anyone who wants to get into the Christmas spirit. The beginning did confuse me a tiny bit.

Thanks to the publisher and Netgalley for a copy to honestly review.

Another lovely romantic read from Sarah Bennett, who never fails to deliver at this time of year.

It was a nice easy cosy read and one that was perfect for the run up to Christmas to get you in a lovely festive spirit.

A great wintery read, perfect to read over the Christmas holidays.

I loved the setting, although not realising this is a return to Juniper Meadows I did find their to be many characters to keep track of, however don't let that put you off.

Thank you to the Author, Publisher and NetGalley UK for a free ebook in exchange for an honest review.

This is a heartwarming addition to the Juniper Meadows series and provides the perfect blend of festive cheer, romance, and personal growth.
The story follows Sadie, who after a heartbreaking discovery, is treated to a much needed escape at Juniper Meadows by her thoughtful children. While there, she meets Dylan, a single father returning to his estranged family home after decades. Both are at crossroads in their lives—Sadie contemplating her future after her husband's betrayal, and Dylan confronting the weight of his past.
The romance between Sadie and Dylan feels authentic and earned, driven by their shared struggles and vulnerabilities. Their journey of connection, from tentative friendship to something deeper, is handled with sensitivity and warmth. Dylan's relationship with his father Monty and his attempt to bridge the gap for the sake of his children adds an emotional depth that resonates throughout the story.
If you're looking for an uplifting holiday romance with themes of family, forgiveness, and finding love when you least expect it, this is the perfect choice. A seasonal tale brimming with hope and joy, makes it an excellent addition to any festive reading list.
I received a complimentary copy from NetGalley and am voluntarily leaving my review.

As soon as I saw the long list of characters at the beginning, I kind of knew it would be a bit of a hassle to keep track of all the arcs. To top it all up, I didn't read any of the previous books in the series.
The writing style is lovely and pleasant, but the story felt a bit bland to my newbie eyes.

Thanks to NetGalley and Boldwood Books for the opportunity to read Snow is Falling by Sarah Bennett, a sweet, heartwarming holiday novel.

A sweet book full of festive cheer and warm feelings. I love Sarah's books as they always make me happy and this one was no exception. My thanks to Netgalley and the publishers for giving me the opportunity to read this book in return for an honest review.

this book is so easy to read and follow telling the story of sadie and dylan who fall in love second time round along with the christmas season and holidays and a little help from their kids one not too be missed

a quintessential holiday read! perfect book to read around a fire and indulge. really would like to read more work from this author!!!

I have really enjoyed this series and was particularly looking forward to this festive finale. However, I don’t think this book was as good as the other stories and I found I was quite bored by the plot.

Unlike the other novels, we are instead seeing Juniper Meadows from the perspective of the clients as newly-single Sadie is spending a fortnight at the estate for Christmas. Recently separated from her cheating husband, her children see this as an opportunity to have some “me time”. But what Sadie doesn’t expect is to start having feelings for a gorgeous American who is also at the hotel. Is this just a festive romance or something more? And how can this relationship work across the pond?

I found this change of perspective to be a bit refreshing, as the other stories have been seeing Juniper Meadows from behind the scenes. However, I think because the main characters are of an older demographic, I struggled to feel interested in them. Furthermore, despite having read all the books and seeing the character list at the start of the novel, I still struggled with the number of characters and found it difficult to keep track of who was who. This is a shame because it definitely impacted my enjoyment and I thought the additional characters sometimes breezed through scenes so quickly, I just couldn’t keep up with them.

Ultimately, I was hoping for another “young recruit” to help the wheels of Juniper Meadows keep moving. As this is what we have seen with the remainder of the books, this change of direction threw me. Whilst I enjoyed seeing the final brother return to Juniper Meadows, I think there was still unfinished business between the older members of the family. I also think I wanted to see more of the romantic connections that were established in the earlier stories.

Overall, this is an easy, romantic read and I was pleased to see Sadie get her happy ever after. I loved spending Christmas at Juniper Meadows and all the festivities that were organised. As a final book to the series, this wasn’t my most favourite, but I have enjoyed it overall and look forward to what Bennett releases next.

With thanks to Boldwood books and NetGalley for providing me with a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.

What a great festive book!

Sadie has been treated to a Christmas break at Juniper Meadows by her children after her husband leaves her for someone else. Juniper meadows is owned by the Travers family and is in the beautiful Cotswolds.

Sadie makes the most of the break and joins in the festivities of The 12 Days of Christmas. She makes some new friends and new memories.

Dylan Travers, who now lives in America, has returned to his childhood home with his two children after a family rift to build some bridges and for his children to get to know their family.

Although they’re there for different reasons Dylan and Sadie find they have a lot in common and end up spending a lot of time together. How would this work in the “real life” they surely live too far apart! Will they both find their happy ever after or will this just be a holiday memory for them both?

I had not read the first three books in this series, but was still able to read this one. Overall, a fun book! It was a sweet and heartwarming book!

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"Snow is Falling" is the fourth book in the beloved Juniper Meadows series. This heartwarming instalment follows the journey of Sadie and Dylan as they each set off on their winter holiday adventures.

As they navigate the enchanting landscapes covered in snow, readers can immerse themselves in the charming details of their holiday experiences. The story captures the joy of winter escapades, filled with cosy nights by the fireplace, festive celebrations, and unexpected moments of connection.

Overall, this book is a delightful and quick read that brings warmth and sweetness to the reader’s heart, making it perfect for curling up with a cup of hot cocoa.

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Whether you're a long-time fan of the series or a newcomer, "Snow is Falling" promises to deliver an uplifting and heartening escape into the cosy world of Juniper Meadows

A lovely festive read. I haven't read all the books in this series but I still enjoyed it I really loved Sadie was so pleased when she started to get more confident and start a new life for herself. A lovely festive setting and it was a heartwarming story with a happy ending perfect for curling up with on a cold winter day

This is part 4 of the juniper meadows series, a lovely Christmas ending to a most enjoyable series.
If you believe is true love and Christmas wishes this is the book for you.

"Snow is Falling" offers a heartwarming narrative with delightful characters. It's an effortless read, allowing one to breeze through the chapters swiftly.

Thank you to NetGalley and Boldwood Books for my ARC.

Thanks Netgalley and the Publisher. Sorry late for the review but could not read this while we still had some semblance of summer. This was another good read from this author, great storyline and characters.

I have had my bags packed and ready to go for my next visit at Juniper Meadows. This time is is Christmas and it looks like I am going to be sharing it with some interesting characters.

Sadie’s children have paid for her to have the full 12 days of Christmas experience at Juniper Meadow’s, rather than running the gauntlet of a normal Christmas, especially as she is now single. She throws herself whole heartedly into the experience, which the team at Juniper Meadow’s have put together.

What Sadie didn’t bank on was finding Dylan.

Dylan is back at Juniper Meadows for Christmas. He is a Travers and has not been back to the family estate in years and has estranged himself from the Travers patriarch h, Monty who isn’t the most popular of fathers with his children. However this year is different, Dylan’s children want to know about their fathers background and the UK, after being brought up in the US.

Christmas is always a good time to bury old grudges and perhaps see the future through different eyes for all of the main characters in this novel.

Full on Christmas mode is activated within this book, plenty of festive cheer, food and snow falling around. This is the perfect ending to this series of books and there is something about creating a community of characters around a central purpose, in this case the Juniper Meadows estate which works so well in telling so many different stories. All of them with happy ever afters, because what more could we possibly want!

Thoroughly enjoyable story of Sadie Bingham, a middle-aged woman (hooray!) whose adult children treat her to a Christmas away at the lovely-sounding Juniper Meadows, the sort of country estate-turned hotel/café/boutique-shops/farm that I would absolutely love to visit! Whilst there, she meets the handsome Dylan, a long-lost member of the estate's family of owners, who has returned home to introduce his young teenage children to his siblings, and to mend bridges. He's delightful!

This is the last in a series about the Travers family and the fortunes of the estate so if you haven't read the previous stories, go back and read them in order. Not because this story doesn't stand alone, it does, but because it would be lovely to read about all of the Travers characters and get their back story. I'm not going to lie, the case list at the start of Snow is Falling was a little overwhelming!

I really liked the cast of characters, all of them really nicely developed and I enjoyed the activities - all I thought was how much that '12 days of Christmas' package would have cost in a luxury hotel though!

My only complaint was that in bringing the story to conclusion, it was a little rushed. I would have appreciated a bit more time with Sadie's family and hearing about her relationship with Dylan and the Travers' family.