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How to Stuff Up Christmas
This review was originally posted on Star Crossed Reviews I received this book for free from the Publisher in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.I am still in denial that Christmas is over so I have another festive review for you. I have all three of Rosie’s books on my TBR pile. I read the blurbs and thought they sounded exactly like my kind of book. I love the covers too.
I picked this book up on Christmas Eve. Unfortunately due to seeing so much family I didn’t finish it until early January.
This book follows Evie in the run up to Christmas and this year Evie just wants to get away. Last Christmas she got engaged but only months later she finds out her husband to be is not as committed as she thought. So with Christmas around the corner Evie decides to spend December learning a new skill in Pangbourne. Evie is such a great character. Even though she is heartbroken she s still fun, bubbly and entertaining.
While in Pangbourne Evie meets local vet Greg. This scene made me laugh so much. It was hilarious. Greg is such a sweet man. I liked him instantly. I was very concerned about why he had to keep running off and when I found out the reason I felt for him and shed a tear or two (or maybe a few more).
Rosie’s writing is witty, well paced and enticing. I really enjoyed this festive story and I cannot wait to sit down with Rosie’s other books
I picked this book up on Christmas Eve. Unfortunately due to seeing so much family I didn’t finish it until early January.
This book follows Evie in the run up to Christmas and this year Evie just wants to get away. Last Christmas she got engaged but only months later she finds out her husband to be is not as committed as she thought. So with Christmas around the corner Evie decides to spend December learning a new skill in Pangbourne. Evie is such a great character. Even though she is heartbroken she s still fun, bubbly and entertaining.
While in Pangbourne Evie meets local vet Greg. This scene made me laugh so much. It was hilarious. Greg is such a sweet man. I liked him instantly. I was very concerned about why he had to keep running off and when I found out the reason I felt for him and shed a tear or two (or maybe a few more).
Rosie’s writing is witty, well paced and enticing. I really enjoyed this festive story and I cannot wait to sit down with Rosie’s other books