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geowhaley 's review for:
A Christmas Cabin for Two
by K.D. Fisher
My Recommendation: This is the third book . . . Who am I kidding? This is the eighth book in my MM romance book binge starting toward the end of March. If we go back to January 1st, it's the tenth (excluding young adult and manga). So yeah, it's been an interesting year so far. [And the understatement of the century goes to . . .]
I grabbed this because time has no meaning any more: 1) It snowed here in Boston this week; 2) When we were driving back from a Costco south of the city there was a Christmas billboard up; 3) earlier on Saturday neither Tim nor I could figure out the date, we were off by 5-ish days; and 4) Tim's schedule is all sorts of wonky working nights and weekends and I'm working from home for the foreseeable future. So . . . yeah, time has no meaning any more. Why not read a holiday romance in the middle of April?
My Response: Definitely worth reading if these are your thing. Like the other books in the Dreamspun Desires I loved the slow simmer and tension build up throughout the book. This book had more of a conflict/climax than the others so far in the series, but still not as melodramatic as others I've read. And it was an almost immediate regret on that characters part and resolved pretty quickly with an OMG . . . squee . . . kiss and make up adorable moment. So yeah, worth it from my point of view.
Continue reading on my book blog at geoffwhaley.com.
I grabbed this because time has no meaning any more: 1) It snowed here in Boston this week; 2) When we were driving back from a Costco south of the city there was a Christmas billboard up; 3) earlier on Saturday neither Tim nor I could figure out the date, we were off by 5-ish days; and 4) Tim's schedule is all sorts of wonky working nights and weekends and I'm working from home for the foreseeable future. So . . . yeah, time has no meaning any more. Why not read a holiday romance in the middle of April?
My Response: Definitely worth reading if these are your thing. Like the other books in the Dreamspun Desires I loved the slow simmer and tension build up throughout the book. This book had more of a conflict/climax than the others so far in the series, but still not as melodramatic as others I've read. And it was an almost immediate regret on that characters part and resolved pretty quickly with an OMG . . . squee . . . kiss and make up adorable moment. So yeah, worth it from my point of view.
Continue reading on my book blog at geoffwhaley.com.