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A review by redhairedashreads
The Werewolf's Christmas Wish by Kristen Painter
3.0
Series: Nocturne Falls #4.6
Rating: 3 stars - I like it
Bridget Merrow has almost everything a werewolf could wish for. She has a wonderful family, a popular business, and a cute nephew. What she doesn’t have is someone to share it with. The one she wants doesn’t want her. But when they get trapped together on Christmas eve they are forced to deal with the feelings between them.
Another short and sweet Nocturne Falls novella. Bridget and Sam’s potential relationship were introduced at the end of The Werewolf Meets His Match but then they haven’t been mentioned since. We find out why in this novella. Bridget finally stops letting Sam push her away and makes him realize that their relationship deserves a chance. I liked Bridget and Sam but I wish the story was a little bit longer so we could have gotten more development in their relationship. This story takes place over Christmas eve night so we don’t get a lot of development but there is still a lot of emotion portrayed in that short amount of time.
Overall, another great holiday novella for the series. I do hope these two pop up in future books so we can see how their relationship develops.
This review was originally posted at Red-Haired Ash Reads.
Rating: 3 stars - I like it
Bridget Merrow has almost everything a werewolf could wish for. She has a wonderful family, a popular business, and a cute nephew. What she doesn’t have is someone to share it with. The one she wants doesn’t want her. But when they get trapped together on Christmas eve they are forced to deal with the feelings between them.
Another short and sweet Nocturne Falls novella. Bridget and Sam’s potential relationship were introduced at the end of The Werewolf Meets His Match but then they haven’t been mentioned since. We find out why in this novella. Bridget finally stops letting Sam push her away and makes him realize that their relationship deserves a chance. I liked Bridget and Sam but I wish the story was a little bit longer so we could have gotten more development in their relationship. This story takes place over Christmas eve night so we don’t get a lot of development but there is still a lot of emotion portrayed in that short amount of time.
Overall, another great holiday novella for the series. I do hope these two pop up in future books so we can see how their relationship develops.
This review was originally posted at Red-Haired Ash Reads.