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Midnight at the Christmas Bookshop
by Jenny Colgan
This is a sequel to The Christmas Bookshop, even though they aren't listed that way. And, as always, I would recommend reading the books in order. Not only because this one will make more sense, but also because the first one is equally as entertaining!
Carmen is still working at McCredie's Bookshop and still living in her sister's basement. In traditional Jenny Colgan style, Carmen's life isn't so simple, but it is fun to read about! Carmen struggles harder than Mr. McCredie to keep the store open and profitable, while the villain of our story is trying to buy it to turn it into a tacky souvenir shop. Par for the course, Carmen's love life is a toss up, and relations with her sister are strained. But with adorable characters, an irresistible setting, and Ms. Colgan's signature quirky writing style, this is an enjoyable escape regardless of the season!
Thanks to NetGalley and Avon and Harper Voyager for a copy of the book. This review is my own opinion.
Carmen is still working at McCredie's Bookshop and still living in her sister's basement. In traditional Jenny Colgan style, Carmen's life isn't so simple, but it is fun to read about! Carmen struggles harder than Mr. McCredie to keep the store open and profitable, while the villain of our story is trying to buy it to turn it into a tacky souvenir shop. Par for the course, Carmen's love life is a toss up, and relations with her sister are strained. But with adorable characters, an irresistible setting, and Ms. Colgan's signature quirky writing style, this is an enjoyable escape regardless of the season!
Thanks to NetGalley and Avon and Harper Voyager for a copy of the book. This review is my own opinion.