Review by Library Journal Review
Nolan Callahan's been stuck since drowning off the coast of Ireland in 1902, forced to be the Ghost of Christmas Past who helps the living come to terms with their lives. Nolan diligently hunts his assignments and takes them to their pasts in the hopes they'll be able to move on to their present and future; maybe, someday, so will he. When Nolan receives his latest assignment, he's befuddled. Why would anyone think the gorgeous, whimsical Harriet York, purveyor of antiques, incapable of saying no or accepting a compliment, could be a bad person? Or stuck? As Nolan leads Harriet into her past, his magic starts to spin out of control, and he begins to both hope and fall in love for the first time in a century. Unsure what this means for himself or for Harriet, Nolan decides to risk forever remembering a woman he loves, even if he'll someday lose her as she moves on with her life. VERDICT An emotional and lightly magical holiday romance from Borison (First-Time Caller) that's perfect for readers who enjoyed Ashley Poston's The Seven Year Slip or Laurie Gilmore's The Christmas Tree Farm.--Elizabeth Gabriel
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