The Best Christmas Ever with Bestselling Author Karen King. The Perfect Christmas delight.
I am very happy to welcome international bestselling author
Karen King
back as my Guest Author

On her blog tour in support of her latest novel.
Published 7th October 2021

The Best Christmas Ever
A heart-warming Christmas romance, perfect for fans of Sarah Morgan, Mandy Baggot and Milly Johnson.
The Best Christmas Ever
Extract
It was bitterly cold. Lexi shoved her hands in her pockets, wishing she hadn’t left her gloves in the car, and glanced over at the entrance to the big office block where people were starting to trickle out. Ben should be out any minute now, he finished work at five thirty and it was twenty to six. Unless he was working late. He had worked late quite a bit lately. It was stupid of her to come and meet him on impulse like this, she should have messaged him first, she realised. She’d text him now; she could wait in the café around the corner if he was working late, or maybe he would be able to leave if he knew she was waiting for him.
She took out her phone then paused, a smile springing to her lips as the doors opened and Ben walked out, looking endearingly handsome as he buttoned up his long black overcoat, the grey- cashmere scarf she’d knitted for him wrapped around his neck. She always thought that there were two different Bens, the easy-going Ben that lounged around in jeans and T- shirts at home and the sales manager Ben who always dressed impeccably for work in a suit, shirt and tie. She loved both versions.
She waved and stepped forward but Ben had turned back to the entrance. Has he forgotten something? A woman with short, dark hair, dressed in a long camel coat with knee-high,-
Leather boots, and a brown-leather handbag swinging on her shoulder, walked out and her face lit up in a smile. Lexi watched, stunned, as Ben stepped forward to meet her and the woman wound her arms around his neck and kissed him. Kissed Ben. Her boyfriend. And Ben was kissing her back. Then they were both walking off hand in hand and Lexi was watching them, too shocked to move. Ben and another woman?
Suddenly she found her voice and shouted ‘Ben!’ so loud that everyone stopped and stared. Ben turned around and she saw the shock register on his face as he quickly released the woman’s hand. ‘Lexi?’
He was walking back towards her now, swiftly composing his face to one of pleasant surprise. ‘Lexi, darling…’
Here it came, the big excuse why he had kissed another woman and was walking off with her hand in hand. Did he think she was so gullible she would accept anything he said? The look on that woman’s face when she had spotted Ben waiting for her had said it all.
The Best Christmas Ever
A heart-warming Christmas romance, perfect for fans of Sarah Morgan, Mandy Baggot and Milly Johnson.
Lexi Forde adores Christmas. She’s especially looking forward to it this year as it’s the first Christmas with her boyfriend Ben and her older brother is visiting from Canada with his family. So they’re having a family Christmas at her parents’ house in Devon.
But then Lexi sees Ben kissing someone else and discovers he’s been having an affair. Devastated, she travels to Devon alone. She’s determined not to let her break up with Ben spoil her family Christmas. But when she arrives, Lexi discovers the council won’t allow the Christmas tree on The Green to be decorated this year; it’s too dangerous and has to come down. Lexi is desperate to save their favourite family tradition and make this Christmas extra special.
Can she save the tree and mend her broken heart in time for Christmas?
Buy Links

Find the Best Christmas Ever on:
Amazon: https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B08X1STJ4V/

Karen King Bio
Karen King is a multi-published author of both adult and children’s books. She has had ten romantic novels published, two psychological thrillers, 120 children’s books, two young adult novels, and several short stories for women’s magazines. Her romantic novel The Cornish Hotel by the Sea became an international bestseller, reaching the top one hundred in the Kindle charts in both the UK and Australia. Karen is a member of the Romantic Novelists’ Association, the Society of Authors and the Society of Women Writers and Journalists. Karen now lives in Spain where she loves to spend her non-writing time exploring the quaint local towns with her husband, Dave, when she isn’t sunbathing or swimming in the pool, that is.

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Good luck Karen, thanks for being my guest author.

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Best of luck to Karen with her new book. And thanks for the introduction, Jane. I can’t believe Christmas is right around the corner! It undoubtedly will sneak up on me…. again! 😀
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The whole year and decade has speeded past like a comet! So has this century. Do you realise, we are both from another century!! LOL
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Oh, I know! When I have to give anyone my birth year, I feel ancient. Lol. My dad is in his 90’s and he remembers as a kid watching parades with Civil War vets. My grandfather was born in the 1800s. It’s disorienting.
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It is indeed, my grandparents were all born in the mid 1880s and my mum is 91 – feels weird being so close to people and having known them who lived 2 centuries ago.
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Wow. Crazy to think about.
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It is, unreal.
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Looks like a lovely Christmas story Karen.. thanks for sharing with us Jane…hugsx
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Much appreciated Sally, Karen is a fab author.
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Nice to learn about Karen’s Christmas love story, A perfect seasonal read. Congrats to Karen, Jane. xx
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Thanks Debby, appreciated x
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Thank you, Debbie, that’s very kind of you. xx
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Hugs xx
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All the best to Karen for her new book!
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Thanks Liz, appreciated. x
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You’re welcome, Jane.
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You are a star. xx
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Thank you!
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Thank you, Liz. 😊
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You’re welcome, Karen. 😀
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Thank you so much for inviting me over to your blog, Jane. Xx
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Pleasure to have you here. Good luck xx
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