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A review by b0okcupidity
A Mackenzie Family Christmas: The Perfect Gift by Jennifer Ashley
2.0
I must be dead inside.
I was bored most of the time.
I would have liked a more focused story - Esme & Bellamy, perhaps? For my money, I want something fresh. Although all the characters made an appearance and it did take skill to make a cohesive story, each singular character was very flat. Ainsley, for example, seemed very deflated to me, though she is a dynamic and brave character in her book. In fact, all the woman in this installment were weak. They all had their crying-woe-is-me scenes and didn't contribute a whole lot. Disappointing since Jennifer Ashley does such a great job writing both her H and hr w/ equal awesomeness.
I was bored most of the time.
I would have liked a more focused story - Esme & Bellamy, perhaps? For my money, I want something fresh. Although all the characters made an appearance and it did take skill to make a cohesive story, each singular character was very flat. Ainsley, for example, seemed very deflated to me, though she is a dynamic and brave character in her book. In fact, all the woman in this installment were weak. They all had their crying-woe-is-me scenes and didn't contribute a whole lot. Disappointing since Jennifer Ashley does such a great job writing both her H and hr w/ equal awesomeness.