The Christmas Wishing Tree

The Eternity Springs Series, Book 15

By: Emily March

Narrated by: Amy Landon

A delightful Christmas novel in The New York Times best-selling Eternity Springs series from Emily March

A man who loves adventure and the open sea, Devin Murphy returns for a short Christmas trip to his small hometown of Eternity Springs. Immersed in the joy and magic of the holiday season all around him, he doesn't hesitate to play along when a young boy phones Santa to ask for a very special wish. Devin never guesses that a wrong number has the potential to make everything in his life so right.

Jenna Stockton adopted Reilly when he needed a mother and she intends to keep him safe. A small town across the country called Eternity Springs seems like a good place to hide from their past without any complications - until sexy Santa himself discovers her secrets. When Devin proposes a daring plan to face down the danger together and defeat it once and for all, she is tempted. Maybe Devin really is capable of making wishes come true? Perhaps in a Christmas wish they'll both find the miracle they've been looking for all along....

©2018 Emily March (P)2018 Blackstone Audio, Inc.

Great book, awful narration

This was a really good book but the narration was terrible!! If it was just read in a regular voice instead of an AWFUL Australian accent and a petulant kid voice, it’d been okay,

Love love love this story!

Afar a beautiful story or love and family. It tore at my heart strings and kept me hooked. Landon did such a great job at keeping it real with a touch of Christmas magic. The ending soooo touching too! Very practical age beautiful all at once. The narrator did a good job with female voices but not make voices. But I was able to enjoy the story despite.

Warning. Most addictive series ever

I came upon one of these books and very quickly became obsessed with this series. Hi I absolutely love the feel good and all of the emotions that each story takes you through all of the tears and laughter and joy and each story is absolutely beautiful in this often toxic world. If you want to read something that will lift your heart and fill you with joy, start with book one and keep going!

Good Story but Annoying Narrator

The story was suspenseful and well paced. The narrator’s acting of different characters’ voices was annoying and made listening a slog. She did a terrible job with the Australian accent, and I couldn’t even understand parts of it. She was especially bad with the child’s voice, doing a sing-song whine most of the time.

Cute story

I enjoyed the story. The characters were well developed. It showcased family, friends and small town living. I did not, however, enjoy listening to the narrator. The accents were off and the winey tones she used were grating.

Great listen

This was an all-around great listen. The narrator did a wonderful job and the story was touching. I teared up a few times. Great ending!

Sweet and Endearing Christmas

This book is a sweet detailed and drawn-out Christmas love story definitely worth reading.

Wonderful Christmas story

Full of twists and turns in the story. At first I thought it was more of a mystery but in the end a nice story of love and caring with a dash of suspense

a must read

This book was a great read. The characters were really sweet and caring for each other. you must give it a try. But the person who's reading the story is not so pleasant in tone.

Great Story but...

The story is really quite good! However, the narration is pretty hard to get through. I kept going, because I was interested in the plot. I don't regret it, but I was really struggling, especially in the beginning.
The voice is fantastic when she's just reading as the narrator, but when she speaks as a man or child, it's slow and drawn out and adds long pauses before every name. So weird. And the Australian accent... Whew. Try not to think about it.
This is definitely a book that should've been read by more than one person.