Christmas at the Gin Shack E-BOOK

You’re never too old for Christmas…

‘I absolutely loved this fun festive read, packed full of Christmas cocktails’ Heidi Swain, author of The Winter Garden
‘Olive is back and better than ever, putting the gingle into Christmas!’ Rachel Dove, author of The Second Chance Hotel
Olive Turner might have lived through eighty-four Christmases, but she’ll never get bored of her favourite time of year. And this one’s set to be extra-special. It’s the Gin Shack’s first Christmas – and there’s a gin-themed weekend and a cocktail competition on the cards!
But, beneath the dazzle of fairy lights and the delicious scent of mince-pies, Olive smells a rat. From trespassers in her beloved beach hut to a very unfunny joke played on her friends, it seems that someone is missing a dose of good cheer.
Olive knows she’s getting on a bit – but is she really imagining that someone in the little seaside town is out to steal Christmas? More importantly, can she create the perfect gin cocktail before Christmas Eve – in time to save the day?


Fans of Holly Martin, Sarah Morgan and Heidi Swain will love this novel!


‘Full of festive fizz…Olive’s return is a real tonic!’ Fay Keenan
Readers LOVE Christmas at the Gin Shack…
‘I laughed all the way through this book…This book really needs to be made into a film… it would be a festive hit year after year.’⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
‘What a delightful, warm, emotional and laugh-out-loud book…Quite frankly, I want to be part of Olive's gang and cannot wait to see how this octogenarian's life pans out.’ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
‘Visiting Olive and all of her friends and family was the perfect way to spend Christmas. Their antics make me laugh, cry and feel just about every emotion in between.’ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
‘I thoroughly enjoyed this heartwarming story, and hope to be as sprightly as Olive when I reach my eighties. Thanks for the gin recipes Catherine!’ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
‘Get your G&T ready, put on your Christmas Spotify playlist, light up that winter spice candle and snuggle up in bed with a copy of Christmas at the Gin Shack by Catherine Miller.’