The life of a gargoyle is interesting to say the least. Stone by day yet able to leave the confines of their shells at night. It takes a special person to grab the attention of a gargoyle; someone who shines with inner light. Eric has found such a person in Tricia McKinnon.

Tricia has been going through her life blissfully unaware of her guardian. An entity has been watching her and wanting her. The time is coming when he can actually come in contact with her, will she accept him for what he is? He will sacrifice a year of free movement to see if they can find love. Isn’t anything worth risking for true love?

I have never read a more creative book. There are thousands of shape shifter books out there, but very few gargoyle books. Katherine Kingston has always had the ability to stretch my imagination with her amazing storytelling. She does it again in Gargoyle’s Christmas. What I really liked about the book is that there are so many emotions whirling around and yet it doesn’t feel like you’re drowning in them. The characters of Tricia and Eric were fantastically written and expressed. The plot was what really made me enjoy this book; a new take on Beauty and the Beast. Truly a well written book all around.

Reviewed by: Serena