Search - Aunt Dimity's Christmas (Aunt Dimity, Bk 5)

A heartwarming story in the Aunt Dimity series. In Aunt Dimity's Christmas, Lori & Bill are preparing for the holidays when a mysterious stranger is found unconscious in their yard. This one is a bit more serious than the typical Aunt Dimity book.

After reading Aunt Dimity Digs In and not being impressed I wasn't sure that I was going to continue with this series, but this book changed that. I really enjoyed this one. Lori Shepherd is determined to make this the perfect Christmas for her young family and new firends but when a homeless man collapses under her lilac bush all plans seem to fall to the wayside. Lori learns more about the spirt of giving then she thought possible.

This is the first book I read in the series, and I was surprised by how much I loved it. Very much so. It is the perfect book with which to cozy up, and I just adored all the characters. I'm so excited that there are so many books in the series. I'll be reading them all for sure! Five stars.

I was supprised. This book is a good read that you won't be able to put down.
Nancy Atherton makes the sprit of Christmas come alive. You feel as if you are in the storie. Aunt Dimity's Christmas should be read at any time of the year.

I loved this book I had never read anything by this author until a dear friend had send this to me as a surprise. This is a wonderful book. Will be reading others by the author.

Having read the later books in the series, I was already somewhat familar with Kit and how he entered Lori's life. It was great to finally read it.
Lori has settled into life in her cottage and is busy raising her twin sons. She's desperate to have a great Christmas, but her husband is quickly called back to the States to attend the funeral of a friend. Lori quickly become busy trying to solve the mystery of the stranger who collapsed outside her cottage.
Lori is not the only one enchanted by the stranger. With the help of Father Julian, she tracks down those who knew Kit and piece together his past.
Kit is one of my favorite characters in the series and I was glad to find out more about him.
My only complaint was that the book was very short at just over 200 pages. I would have liked a little more.