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A review by rheah
Christmas Inn Maine by Chelsea M. Cameron
3.5
Colden (she/they: ask or see the pronoun pin) loves spending the holidays alone and hates Christmas after losing her family. When the cottage she rented turned out not to be real she finds like magic an inn where she gets stuck for the night because of the weather. Turns out that it's owned by the family of her work enemy Laura. Laura's family is eccentric and too good to be true, paying everything for Colden so she can have a good Christmas.
Laura and Colden is one of misunderstanding the other's initial feelings (as the reader obviously guesses given how Laura's family act) but quickly turns into sex and then romance (why do they say I love you do fast omg you know that's my pet peeve).
The Sterling are the perfect rich family with like one flaw of not wanting to let their daughter leave. Other than that they're absolutely perfect all the time and this feels unrealistic but I guess true to the Christmas romcom genre.
Laura and Colden is one of misunderstanding the other's initial feelings (as the reader obviously guesses given how Laura's family act) but quickly turns into sex and then romance (why do they say I love you do fast omg you know that's my pet peeve).
The Sterling are the perfect rich family with like one flaw of not wanting to let their daughter leave. Other than that they're absolutely perfect all the time and this feels unrealistic but I guess true to the Christmas romcom genre.