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A review by lolloreads00
The Christmas Letters by Jenny Proctor
4.0
Tess is back in her hometown where her overbearing parents live. They made sure she got a good education and so on but the pressure they put on her has gotten to be too much. When Tess gets locked in a bathroom it all boils over, luckily there’s a handsome paramedic there to talk her thru it. Andrew lost his parents at a young age and wrote a letter to Santa wishing for the impossible, too get his parents back. Years later he finally got a response the two continue writing each other for weeks.
I’m so glad I started off my December reading with this one! It got me into the holiday mood and is just such a sweet read. With lots of funny moments with some emotional scenes added in.
Both mcs are super likable and you get to know both of them really well thanks to the dual pov. The family drama is a fine but it’s the one thing I’d like to change. There are other conflicts of interest that could’ve worked better in my opinion. Parents deciding who you can or can’t date as an adult, that’s weird no?
This is a perfect read if your looking for a quick and fast paced closed door holiday romance. It’s a novella that’s about 200 pages, easily read in one sitting.
I’m so glad I started off my December reading with this one! It got me into the holiday mood and is just such a sweet read. With lots of funny moments with some emotional scenes added in.
Both mcs are super likable and you get to know both of them really well thanks to the dual pov. The family drama is a fine but it’s the one thing I’d like to change. There are other conflicts of interest that could’ve worked better in my opinion. Parents deciding who you can or can’t date as an adult, that’s weird no?
This is a perfect read if your looking for a quick and fast paced closed door holiday romance. It’s a novella that’s about 200 pages, easily read in one sitting.