Brooke Williams

OH, I LIKED THIS BOOK, AND I FELT SORRY THAT MEGAN WAS SUCH AN INTROVERTED WOMAN. I was glad that her sister talked her into going on a reality show and took her place because Molly discovered that she was pregnant. When Megan showed up on the show, she was paired with a bunch of people, and she was embarrassed that she was such a clutch, but she slowly found her balance by looking at a dark curly haired hottie that made her try harder with each contest had to compete for and not be voted off the show.

I liked, medic, Cane Trevino as he was attracted to, Megan, but after his last breakup Eva left him with a broken heart when she suddenly left him and he was not ready to have his heart broken again.… (mehr)

What I liked most about this town's "backwards" approach to Christmas? Children bringing gifts to Santa, to be delivered to others who wouldn't be privileged to go Christmas shopping.

And next is the fact that the hero in this story is physically short. I've nothing against tall men, but there are already so many of them in romances. I like it when romantic characters are at least somewhat outside of the norm in some way.

As for the romance itself, the emotion and trust felt rushed after the couple had only known each other a relatively few hours. Yes, there are people who do fall hard and fast for each other in real life, but it's a challenge to make it convincing in a quick read, particularly without resorting to clichéd descriptions.

Also, with the amount of errors compared to this book's length, it could use another round of proofreading.

Nevertheless, I enjoyed the read overall, especially all of the backward Christmas tidbits.… (mehr)