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A review by ameserole
A Timeless Romance Anthology: Silver Bells Collection by Lucinda Brant
3.0
Pretty sure I just got annoyed by one book out of all six - so not bad.
A Timeless Romance Anthology was a pretty quick and fun audiobook filled with six unique holiday stories. The stories are all called: Fairy Christmas, A Christmas Promise, Twelve Months, A Fezziwig Christmas, A Taste of Home, and A Modern Girl. Not every book made me smile but at least something within those books did.
Now I love accents - doesn't matter what kind of what the character even says. I just love it - plain and simple. So when I came across A Christmas Promise, I about died. Ugh, my love for Irish freaking accents just grew even more. It also didn't hurt that the story was beyond cute too. Give me protective brothers and I'm sold. Even a puppy or two.
Besides that one, I also really enjoyed A Modern Girl. Mostly because it was the last book but it also was a pretty fun one to listen to. In it, you meet Margie and boy do we have something in common. EVERYONE either misspells our name or says it wrong. I don't even correct people anymore because it doesn't even faze me. This book also was light on romance, or maybe it was just me. I still enjoyed it because it was really cute to see Margie work in the one place she has dreamed to: Macy's department store.
Overall, I enjoyed diving into something new and now I am pumped for the holidays.
A Timeless Romance Anthology was a pretty quick and fun audiobook filled with six unique holiday stories. The stories are all called: Fairy Christmas, A Christmas Promise, Twelve Months, A Fezziwig Christmas, A Taste of Home, and A Modern Girl. Not every book made me smile but at least something within those books did.
Now I love accents - doesn't matter what kind of what the character even says. I just love it - plain and simple. So when I came across A Christmas Promise, I about died. Ugh, my love for Irish freaking accents just grew even more. It also didn't hurt that the story was beyond cute too. Give me protective brothers and I'm sold. Even a puppy or two.
Besides that one, I also really enjoyed A Modern Girl. Mostly because it was the last book but it also was a pretty fun one to listen to. In it, you meet Margie and boy do we have something in common. EVERYONE either misspells our name or says it wrong. I don't even correct people anymore because it doesn't even faze me. This book also was light on romance, or maybe it was just me. I still enjoyed it because it was really cute to see Margie work in the one place she has dreamed to: Macy's department store.
Overall, I enjoyed diving into something new and now I am pumped for the holidays.