Another Macomber book- YES ... Another Macomber Christmas book - YES
Another book w/ Shirley, Goodness, and Mercy - YES! I love this trio!
Shirley, Goodness, and Mercy is how I discovered Debbie Macomber many years ago, and I am
so grateful for her books- they are a light in the darkness for me.
Thank you for granting me an ARC!!

Christmas time = a season for miracles
I love Mrs Miracle and her special "knowledge."
This time, w/ current events, we all need this message/outlook of miracles in our midst.
We need Guardian Angels and Prayer Ambassadors!!

Thank you Debbie, for bringing us more Shirley, Goodness, and Mercy and aiding Mrs. Miracle = classic!

A Mrs. Miracle Christmas is like a warm blanket on a cold winters night. If you are a true believer in Christmas miracles, this heartwarming story will stay with you beyond the last chapter. The story is well written, the characters well developed and likeable. You. can see the chapters played out before your very eyes. An enjoyable holiday read.

This was a magical and inspirational Christmas story. It was a story of loss but also of remembrance. The writing was beautiful as all of Debbie Macomber's books I have read are. She ties faith and family together so perfectly. I loved this particular part so much...."That's the price we pay when we love. It's joy and loss all wrapped up in one package....." That is the truth and I have never heard it explained so honestly before. I also loved this part...."Her Mother once told her that every problem in life could be settled with three things : a hot cup of tea, enough time, and God's wisdom". I agree with that so much! Thank you Netgalley, Random house and Debbie Macomber so much for the e - galley of this book. It truly was a great read and I will be buying and reading more Christmas books by Debbie soon! I am definitely feeling an early Christmas spirit this year!

I love Christmas stories. I do. I know they are predictable, often times cheesy and unrealistic, but oh, they are warm, and delightful, and make me happy to my core. Add in Debbie Macomber, Queen of Christmas stories and a delightful return of Mrs. Miracle, and you cannot go wrong. I enjoyed sharing in this young couple's struggle to move forward after loss and tragedy and the addition of Mrs. Miracle in the process. The grandmother all but steals the show and deserves center stage in this one. I enjoyed Mrs. Miracle breaking the rules and "sharing" or revealing more than she usually does in order to see health and healing in a wonderful woman dealing with Alzheimer's disease. An absolute must read for the holiday season and will make a thoroughly satisfying movie as well.
I received a complimentary copy of this book from the publisher through NetGalley. All comments, thoughts, and opinions are my own.

Heartwarming Christmas story that will make you believe in Angels. Lauren and Zach have had their heart broken in the past - first by not being able to conceive and then by having an infant taken back by the parent. All they ever wished for was to be parents. With the help of Mrs. Miracle the hope that they lost is restored and their wishes are granted. With beautifully written characters and a wonderful holiday storyline this will become one you will want to read over and over.

Laurel and Zach have been married for several years, but have been unable to have a child of their own. They were in the process of adopting an infant, when the birth father appeared and decided to raise the child. Giving the child up nearly broke their hearts. Laurel has given up home of being a parent, but Zach hasn’t completely given up home.

Zach and Laurel live with Lauren’s grandmother, Helen, who raised her following her mother’s death. Helen has developed dementia, so Laurel reaches out to an agency to request a caregiver for Helen while she and Zach are at work. This is when Mrs. Miracle enters their world. It turns out that Mrs. Miracle is an angel sent by Gabriel to help their family. Mrs. Miracle shares her true identity with Helen as well as upcoming events.

Laurel fears that she isn’t enough for Zach and tells him that he needs a wife who can given him children and offers to let him go. Can Mrs. Miracle help this sweet family find a Christmas miracle?

Christmas in July anyone? Yes, please! My expectations were high when i started Debbie Macomber’s new book “A Mrs. Miracle Christmas”. After all Mrs. Miracle is a favorite character of mine and Christmas is a favorite season so it’s a win-win. This book did not let me down. In fact, I believe it is my favorite of the Mrs. Miracle books so far. Macomber manages, again, to include realistic characters and settings so descriptive that you feel like you are there. When a book is so well-written you don’t see words but instead you see a movie and you hear the characters, you know it is a good book. In “A Mrs. Miracle Christmas,” I actually smell the Christmas tree, taste the tea and cookies, and feel the soft yarn that Mrs. Miracle and Nana are using to knit a Christmas surprise! Macomber somehow incorporates dementia, infertility and death but still infuses the story with hope and magic. And, best of all, we get a surprise appearance by Shirley, Goodness, and Mercy!!! Read it now or save it until December but definitely add this book to your library!
I voluntarily received a copy of this book from Netgalley.

Loved this book. I love the angels in Debbie Macomber;s books. This one was chattier with her charge and it was funny to see both of them walk back what they said. Mrs. Miracle said this, but later Nana and Mrs. Miracle had to cover for whatever it was. I also felt for Zach in the department store. Poor man, but it was a funny scene. This book tugged on your heart strings quite a bit. I look forward to more of these genre

A super quick, easy, cozy read. I always read before going to bed and made the mistake of starting this one. I didn't get to sleep until quite late, finished it in one fell swoop. A heart warming story about trust, love....and faith <3 Well worth the read, it won't disappoint.

Thank you Netgalley for an advance copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.

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I received an advanced copy of this book. I knew that it would be an uplifting, quick read, and it was a perfect book to settle in with on a rainy night after work. Mrs. Miracle returns to bless Laurel and Zach as they care of Laurel's grandmother Helen who is in the early stages of dementia. When they are in the beginnings of despair, Mrs. Miracle appears on their doorstep, and the fun begins. A happy read for the holidays, or any time of the year.

Although both story lines have affected me personally, I found the story to be uplifting rather than unsettling. Mrs. Miracle was a gift to Helen, Laurel, and Zack. However, the true beauty of this story is that, even portrayed as fantastical elements, this story demonstrates the miraculous healing power of love. Excellent read. Highly recommended.

Thank you to NetGalley, the publisher, and Debbie Macomber for an ARC of 'A Mrs. Miracle Christmas' in exchange for an honest review.

Debbie Macomber's latest book, A Mrs. Miracle Christmas is a wonderful little Christmas story. I always enjoyed reading Debbie's other Angel series books. I loved that she not only has Mrs. Miracle but also Shirley, Goodness and Mercy as guest appearances in this story.
Debbie does a fantastic job of carefully crafted characters that you will not soon forget. I fell in love with Laurel, her husband Zack, grandmother Helen and of course Mrs. Miracle. Helen has started to be forgetful and showing signs of dementia. Laurel and Zack work full time and need to find someone to stay with grandmother during the day, while they are at work. Mrs. Miracle shows up as a Home Care Angel to stay with Helen. Helen is the first to realize that Mrs. Miracle is a real heavenly angle sent from God in answer to their prayers.
I received a complementary copy from Ballantine Books through NetGalley. The opinions expressed in this review are my own.

Just seeing the title of this book made me smile and feel so happy that I was going to experience the magic and sheer enjoyment of reading this book. It truly did not disappoint--and the heartwarming and beautiful story explains why this author continues to get better and better!!! Mrs. Miracle and some old friends of hers as well helped to bring smiles, tears and a most wonderful and delightful reading experience. Thank you so much for allowing me to read this title prior to publication---the joy will last a long time!!!!

I was lucky enough to get an ARC copy of this book. Over all I enjoyed it. This is a wonderful little Christmas story. It tells the story of Laurel McCullough and her husband Zach who move in with Laure's Grandmother who has trouble taking care of herself due to her developing dementia. Laurel is looking for someone to help her take care of her Grandmother and this is where Mrs. Miracle shows up to help.

I also love how she brings in Shirley, Goodness, and Mercy into the story so it ties back into her other Christmas stories. The only hard part for me was the dementia aspect of it. I recently lost my Grandmother to dementia right before last Christmas. So a this novel brought back a few recent memories for me. Don't let that stop you from enjoying the book though.

Over all if you are a fan of Debbie's other Christmas books, you are going to love this one.

I love Debbie Macomber's Christmas books. I always know it's going to be a book that leaves me feeling good. A Mrs. Miracle Christmas did just that. I like how she weaves in characters from past books. You don't need to read the other books to enjoy this one but I recommend you read them all if you haven't done so.

A Mrs. Miracle Christmas is a wonderful story about a couple, Laurel and Zach, who couldn't have children of their own. After several failed attempts to conceive they turned to adoption but only to have the child they loved taken from them.. After losing the baby Laurel lost all faith that she would become a mother but Zach still held on to his faith. When Mrs. Miracle came to be a companion for Laurel's grandmother Helen mysterious things started to happen and on Christmas Eve Laurel and Zach finally received a baby of their own. This story is a reminder that God is watching over all of us and we should never lose our faith in him.

I have yet to read a Debbie Macomber book that I did not enjoy. I love her work and how she makes you feel a part of the families she writes about. This book is no different and I am in love with Laurel, Zack, Helen and Mrs. Miracle!

Laurel came to live with her grandmother, Helen, when she was just ten years old. Not that Laurel is grown and married to Zack, they have moved in with Helen to help her in her older age. Helen has been showing signs of dementia and Helen is growing more worried about her by the day. Laurel and Zack both work full time and can't be there with Helen all the time during the day. With Laurel being a teacher, some of her duties extend past the school day and she puts in more time after school and sometimes at night.

Several instances have happened that make Laurel aware that she is going to have to get someone to stay with her grandmother while they are gone working during the day. All of the agencies that Laurel calls is booked and they don't know when they are going to have someone free to stay with Helen so it is a shock when Mrs. Miracle shows up at the door ready to help with Helen.

In the meantime Laurel and Zack have been on the road of infertility and adoption. With Zack knowing how bad Laurel wants to be a mother, he goes behind Laurel's back and does something that Laurel never thinks he would do. I don't want to give the whole story away because this one will draw you in and you will want to read it for yourself to find out how things play out for everyone involved. I love this story and I assure you, you will not be disappointed that you pick this one up to read! Great job once again by Debbie Macomber!

All opinions are my own and given voluntarily. Thanks to Netgally, the publisher and the author for an advanced copy of this story!

You can’t help but give Debbie Macomber five stars for her uplifting, sweet stories. This one is no exception. Somehow she keeps her books relevant to what is going on in the world. Her books are without cursing, sex and empty characters. Laurel is the heroine of the story. Although her grandmother, Helen gives Laurel a run for her money. Zach is Laurels husband. They want a baby in the worst way. The best compliment I can give A Mrs. Miracle Christmas is to say, I’m a better person for having read it. Thank you to NetGalley and Ballantine Books for allowing me to read an advance copy for my honest review.

This a wonderful Christmas story full of love and emotions. I love the books that contain the angels: Shirley, Mercy and Goodness and look forward to new books in this series. Highly recommended

Debbie Macomber at her best! I’ve read all of her other books and this one is probably my favorite. I felt many emotions and cried a few times- so much sadness, but also joy! I highly recommend this book!