

About the Book:
Title: Matchmaking Christmas
Author: Toni Shiloh
Publisher: Bethany House Publishers
Release Date: September 1st
Genre: Christian Contemporary Romance
Sometimes a second chance is wrapped in tinsel, mistletoe, and the conspiring of two daughters determined to reignite love.
When widow Regina Parker’s daughter switches places with her best friend after school one day, Regina finds herself face-to-face with the one person she’s been avoiding: Theo Evers, the high school boyfriend who shattered her heart. Regina has carefully built a new life for herself since moving back to Holly, California, and she has no intention of letting old heartbreak unravel it.
Single father Theo Evers thought he had his hands full managing the town’s Christmas tree farm and raising his daughter after his wife abandoned them both. The last thing he needs is Regina back in his life–but now their daughters have become inseparable, and the scheming young matchmakers have other plans.
Determined to create the family they’ve always longed for, the girls orchestrate an elaborate strategy, secretly signing their parents up for every holiday activity in town. It’s up to Theo and Regina to decide if they’re brave enough to trust God’s plan and risk everything for a second chance at the love that got away.
Book Review:
This was a fun Christmas novella. I adore Toni Shiloh’s books and I was excited to pick this one up! Matchmaking Christmas is a fun Christmas romance. The characters were interesting and the girls were so fun!
Regina had to grow on me but as I read the book I understood her more. She had been through a lot and had to learn to truly trust God with her future and her past. She truly loved her daughter and wanted to give her the best life that she could. I love the way that her faith grew throughout the book! Gabe had also been hurt and wanted to protect his heart. I loved seeing his faith throughout the book. He had to learn to let Regina in and trust in God’s plan.
The schemes that the girl created made me laugh and smile. I loved the nods to Parent Trap. It was interesting to also see the story through the girls’ perspectives. The book was interesting and I am hoping that Kris and RJ will get their own books. Matchmaking Christmas is a clean Christian Christmas romance.

















