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A review by jessbookishlife
No One Cancels Christmas by Zara Stoneley
4.0
This is the first Zara Stoneley's book that I've read and it was such and adventure. I sometimes don't feel like reading a RomCom, because I have to be in the mood, but when I read the blurb and saw the Christmas-y touch, I know I had to read this book and celebrate the release day with my honest review.
That been said, it was a love story, but it was also this fun journey with so much humor and funny moments between characters that it made the book enjoyable to read. The kind of book I would read anytime after a long tiring day, in bed with Nala (my cat) as a my reading companion, and some warm blankets around me. And that's what I did, actually.
Despite all the fun I had with the interactions between Sarah and all the other characters (especially Will), there was some mysteries and twist and turns that made the book unexpected and not just a romance comedy. And that unexpected element of the book was what made me even more intrigued.
So, yeah... It was a book about love, loss, searching for ourselves, our happiness, but it was also this interactive book in a way. Sarah was relatable and real character that made me feel like I was involved in the story. Well... the author's writing style was what made it possible for me to get involved in the book and story, and really cheer for the characters and wonder about their secrets and their future.
Do I recommend the book? Yes! Let's start this Christmas-y adventure and by doing that, let's get more Christmas related book... and more of Zara Stoneley's books so I can laugh some more, and fall in love with the stories and characters like I did in this novel.
[I want to thank Rachel, at Rachel’s Random Resources, and Zara for the eCopy of this book and for allowing me to join in the fun and by being a part of the blog tour with my honest review of the book.]
That been said, it was a love story, but it was also this fun journey with so much humor and funny moments between characters that it made the book enjoyable to read. The kind of book I would read anytime after a long tiring day, in bed with Nala (my cat) as a my reading companion, and some warm blankets around me. And that's what I did, actually.
Despite all the fun I had with the interactions between Sarah and all the other characters (especially Will), there was some mysteries and twist and turns that made the book unexpected and not just a romance comedy. And that unexpected element of the book was what made me even more intrigued.
So, yeah... It was a book about love, loss, searching for ourselves, our happiness, but it was also this interactive book in a way. Sarah was relatable and real character that made me feel like I was involved in the story. Well... the author's writing style was what made it possible for me to get involved in the book and story, and really cheer for the characters and wonder about their secrets and their future.
Do I recommend the book? Yes! Let's start this Christmas-y adventure and by doing that, let's get more Christmas related book... and more of Zara Stoneley's books so I can laugh some more, and fall in love with the stories and characters like I did in this novel.
[I want to thank Rachel, at Rachel’s Random Resources, and Zara for the eCopy of this book and for allowing me to join in the fun and by being a part of the blog tour with my honest review of the book.]