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A review by jigsawgirl
Holly Pointe & Candy Canes by Cindy Kirk
5.0
This was a sweet, romantic story. The second book in the Holly Pointe series, but can definitely be read as a standalone.
Neither Faith nor Graham was looking for a relationship when Graham arrived in Holly Pointe with his two girls, Charlotte, and Hannah in tow. The twins added some lighthearted fun to this story.
The theme was basically about keeping a balance in your life. Graham needed to learn how important family and friends are in life. He also discovered how much he needed a special someone in his life.
Hannah was also unknowingly on her own path to discovery. To learn that it was ok for her to be ambitious. To decide that mixing her ambition, her special someone, and his kids were just what she needed in her life.
Holly Pointe and Candy Canes truly was a heartwarming holiday romance. There was minimal angst, and loads of good feelings. All about love, loyalty, friendship, and compromise, and how everything works out for an HEA.
I would give this book 4.5 stars. I really wish it had an epilogue, instead of ending where it did.
I voluntarily read and reviewed the Advanced Reader Copy of this book.
Neither Faith nor Graham was looking for a relationship when Graham arrived in Holly Pointe with his two girls, Charlotte, and Hannah in tow. The twins added some lighthearted fun to this story.
The theme was basically about keeping a balance in your life. Graham needed to learn how important family and friends are in life. He also discovered how much he needed a special someone in his life.
Hannah was also unknowingly on her own path to discovery. To learn that it was ok for her to be ambitious. To decide that mixing her ambition, her special someone, and his kids were just what she needed in her life.
Holly Pointe and Candy Canes truly was a heartwarming holiday romance. There was minimal angst, and loads of good feelings. All about love, loyalty, friendship, and compromise, and how everything works out for an HEA.
I would give this book 4.5 stars. I really wish it had an epilogue, instead of ending where it did.
I voluntarily read and reviewed the Advanced Reader Copy of this book.