Blog Tour - Christmas Child

Blog Tour 



Christmas Child 
by Carol Rivers




On my blog today I have the pleasure of 
sharing with you.......
Christmas Child 

I would like to thank Rachel Random Resources and  Carol Rivers for inviting me on the blog tour.



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Book Information 

The 2019 Victorian romance from the Sunday Times bestselling author.
A perfect Dickensian saga for Christmas.
Christmas Day, London 1880. Snow falls … a dying Irish girl clutching her new-born baby drags herself to the sanctuary of an East End orphanage and throws herself on the mercy of the Sisters of Clemency. The nuns raise little Ettie O’Reilly as their own, but the lives of the nuns and orphans are soon crushed by an unscrupulous bishop. The heart-breaking outcome turns Ettie’s life upside down and Christmas will never mean the same again.
Will Ettie ever find her friend Michael Wilson whose secret holds the key to their past? Will Ettie keep her innocence and survive the traumatic events that are about to erupt?


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My Review

5☆ Poignant yet Captivating Victorian Saga I couldn't put down! Christmas Child is a poignant and heart warming story of a young girls survival, a beautiful coming of age to womanhood story. Ettie grew up in an orphanage after her Mother passes away after childbirth, leaving Ettie in the Nuns Care. After several years in their care, Ettie has to leave and she finds herself in her first serving position as a maid. I loved how as a reader we experience all of Ettie's trials and tribulations as she grows into a young women and faces life outside the convent. All the drama, emotion, struggles, heartache she faces. This book is set in the Victorian era, which I thoroughly enjoyed. It really shows how much research and time Rivers has put into making this story captivating and authentic. If you are looking for a beautifully Compelling, Captivating and Enthralling Historical Saga about strength, Courage, determination, heartache and a dash of Romance set in the Victorian era then this is the perfect book. Despite the title of the book, i feel this book is the perfect read for anytime of the year!

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Giveaway


Win Five dedicated signed paperback novels
by Carol Rivers (Open to UK Only)
One winner will win the following signed books
“Lizzie Flowers and the Family Firm”
“Molly’s Christmas Orphans”
“A Wartime Christmas”
“A Sister’s Shame”
“Eve of the Isle”









*Terms and Conditions –UK entries welcome.  Please enter using the Rafflecopter box below.  The winner will be selected at random via Rafflecopter from all valid entries and will be notified by Twitter and/or email. If no response is received within 7 days then Rachel’s Random Resources reserves the right to select an alternative winner. Open to all entrants aged 18 or over.  Any personal data given as part of the competition entry is used for this purpose only and will not be shared with third parties, with the exception of the winners’ information. This will passed to the giveaway organiser and used only for fulfilment of the prize, after which time Rachel’s Random Resources will delete the data.  I am not responsible for despatch or delivery of the prize.


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Author Bio

Were there’s muck there’s money!” If my family had a royal crest I’m sure those are the words that would have been hewn into the stone above it.
Mum and Dad were both East Enders who were born on the famous or should I say the then infamous Isle of Dogs. They were costermongers selling fruit, veg and anything else that would stand still long enough!

Their family were immigrants who travelled to the UK from Ireland and France, while others emigrated to America.

As a child I would listen to the adults spinning their colourful stories, as my cousins and I drank pop under the table.

I know the seeds of all my stories come from those far off times that feel like only yesterday. So I would like to say a big heartfelt thank you to all my family and ancestors wherever you are now … UK, Ireland, France or America, as you’ve handed down to me the magic and love of story telling.

Carol xx  


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