Snowbody Loves Me: A Christmas Falls Standalone

Christmas Falls #2

by Jacki James, Liam DiCosimo (narrator), Nick J. Russo (narrator)

They say there's no place like home for the holidays... But that isn't true when snowbody loves you.

When I get ditched at the airport right before a holiday trip to the Bahamas, spending Christmas at home alone isn't all that appealing. So impulsively hopping on a plane to the most Christmasy place on earth seems like a good idea. At least until I realize I've got no plan, no place to stay, and nothing but beach clothes. Luckily, Arlo, the handsome B&B owner, comes to my rescue.

Christmas Falls is supposed to be a quick holiday escape, but the town is just so dang cute. And so is Arlo. There's something about the older man that draws me in and makes me want to stay a bit longer, and then a bit longer.

Through sleigh rides, ornament-making, and handling a winter storm that strands guests, the Gingerbread Cottage B&B, Christmas Falls, and more importantly Arlo begin to feel like home.

The holidays never end in Christmas Falls—but can I say the same for me and Arlo?

Christmas Falls is a multi-author M/M romance series set in a small town that thrives on enough holiday charm to rival any Hallmark movie.

Genres: Christmas, M M Romance, Romance, Holiday, LGBT, Forced Proximity, Contemporary

Audible Audio

Published September 3, 2024

Reviews

[Jamie · Rating 3 out of 5]

Another cute hallmarky sweet Christmas story

When I read books Im usually just all about the vibes. If it has good romantic sweet vibes, I am willing to overlook a lot. I can overlook spelling errors and minor plot holes and let a lot go to just go with the good vibes of this story. And this story did have that, I liked Arlo & Emerson & how they met, like in the first book I absolutely love the town of Christmas Falls & this one took place in a b&b and was about a b&b owner which I really loved to read about. Just going by the story itself and all the sweet fluff I would probably give this a 4 star rating

but even while I'm able to overlook a lot - this book had a couple things I just couldn't overlook that brought it down to a 3

At one point, it changes from first person POV to third POV just for one sentence out of no where. We are in Arlo's POV and after he asks something it is finished with -Arlo asked- so I'm thinking why does it say Arlo asked and not I asked, did it change back to Emerson's POV and I didnt notice, so now I'm flipping back and rereading and turns out it did not change POVS, the author just forgot it was a first person POV book for a second there. If I'm flipping back pages and having to reread, then its just too much for me to overlook.

Another thing is, on page 71 Arlo was 35 and then on page 125 he was 38. Poor guy aged three years in the span of 2 days and 50 pages. Again, I'm flipping back and rereading and again its just too much to overlook.

Shame this wasnt edited better because like I said the story itself was very sweet and enjoyable.

[amber. · Rating 1 out of 5]

dnf at 42%🫡


tbh I am not convinced these two end up together bc there was no chemistry between them and I was very bored

[J · Rating 2 out of 5]

This is a super low angst read, so low angst it's almost a snooze fest. The MCs are very one dimensional, boring, white bread, you name it.

One weird thing about this books is that it's billed as an age gap story, and in the beginning we get introduced to the younger of the men, Emerson, a popular "cozy mystery" writer who has written twenty-six books. Emerson is the sad sack who never stays with anyone long enough to determine if they're relationship-worthy.

The other main characters is Arlo, the B&B owner introduced in the first book in this series. He's described as being older, and in fact he's even called "middle-aged". Having come back to the town of Christmas Falls to take over the B&B after his grandmother died, he thinks he'll never find the right man to build a life with in this small town, especially because he'd been so unsuccessful in the huge metropolis of Cincinnati.

I won't spoil how they meet, but we end up with a close-proximity trope in addition to the age gap trope, but it's all kind of *yawn* to be perfectly honest.

And that age gap? Well, in one chapter, "middle-aged" Arlo says, "You would think at some point in my thirty-five years, I would have learned better, but apparently not. Wait, what? This "middle-aged" guy, who is made out to be soooo old in the first part of the book, is only 35??? Well, no, actually, he's "'Thirty-eight," [he] grumbled, correcting [Emerson]. "I'm thirty-eight years old.'" So, apparently over the course of a couple of days, Arlo aged from thirty-five to thirty-eight. If so, no way in hell I'm going to Christmas Falls, holiday magic or no holiday magic.

And it turns out that Emerson, author of twenty-six books, is only twenty-six himself! Wow, what a prolific author! I wonder how many books he's churning out in a year? Three? Four? Four-point-five? Amazing!!

I guess twelve years is a decent enough age gap but the author makes it out to be much larger when Arlo and Emerson meet, and portrays both MCs as being a lot older than the ages she eventually settles upon.

Anyway, inconsistencies and ridiculousness aside, this wasn't all that great. It's not a hard book to read, but I was on auto-pilot most of the time. The sex scenes were also snoozers, lacking any real heat. The dialog is also very clunky, and there's not much differentiation between any of the characters to give them an individual voice.

I hope the rest of this series isn't as bad as the first two books, but it's not looking promising.

[Dani · Rating 2 out of 5]

I don't think this author is for me unfortunately.

I didn't like the writing style, the plot or the characters. There were also so many spelling errors it got distracting. So much of the content was also just repeated in a slightly different way that never expanded on the initial instance, just rearranged the words so you're not actually finding out anything new.

Also I am not a fan of the 'big romantic gesture' plot device, it makes me cringe every time, and combined with my dislike of public proposals this book just had nothing I really liked!

[Anna · Rating 2 out of 5]

On the one hand this was very cute and cozy, but the pedantic side of me cannot overlook how unrealistic this was.

Who shows up to the airport without a ticket? In a Chicago airport, nonetheless?

At one point Arlo is 35 years old, then a few days later he's 38 years old.

You would like at some point in my thirty-five years, I would have learned better...

"You're what, thirty-five or so, so not even ten years older."
"Thirty-eight," I grumbled, correcting him.

Emerson is 26 years old and has published 26 books. Wow! What a prolific author!! He is described as a sad sack of a person (hence the title) but that is all forgotten when he gets to Christmas Falls. The title has little to no relevance to the book.

Jolly Java is a coffee shop in Christmas Falls. At one point the narrator said "Jolly Jova" and I had to check the book. It was, in fact, spelled "Jova".

Christmas Falls is apparently in Illinois and Emerson lives in Chicago, so why is everyone taking a plane to travel within the same state😭

Then they're sad they're going to have to do long distance, like c'mon guys, you both live in Illinois. Be for real right now.

When there's a snow storm and guests cannot leave, Arlo invites them to sleep in his personal spare bedroom and use his shower. What!!!

I get you're a small town but this is doing too much.

They fall in love and have great amounts of sex in less than a week (of course 🙄), then Emerson pops off to Chicago with just a hug goodbye.

There's too many freaking side plots. I don't care about Claire and her baby or Arlo and his brother or his mom or all these old ladies, there are too many random characters that I don't care about.

[Cadiva · Rating 5 out of 5]

Absolutely adored this book

Sometimes you just want a swoony, no nonsense romance in which two people meet, are attracted to each other, and fall in love over a period of time.

Throw in the lovely small town Christmas Falls vibe and a small age gap and you get this delightful story.

I loved the B&B setting, I loved Arlo and his kindness and care for the regulars at his cottage and I loved author Emmerson, who found himself stranded in the festive town with clothes suitable for the beach, not snow.

Great secondary characters, a catch up with some of the others who are getting their own books, and a HEA, made this a winner.

[Beste Akanayiğit · Rating 4 out of 5]

it was nice to listen and loved the story.
Nick J. Russo rocks.

[Cindi · Rating 4 out of 5]

I've been a fan of Jacki James since I fell in love with Ripley in Finding Ripley. She's one of those authors whose books I know I'll enjoy, regardless of what the blurb says. When I saw she was part of this series, I was eager to jump into it.

I really liked Arlo and Emerson together, though there were a couple of things about Emerson that gave me pause. Not Emerson with Arlo, just the way he handled his decision on whether or not he was going to leave Christmas Falls and return to his old life.

There was also a thing with Arlo's age. At 32% of the book, Arlo was 35. At 59%, he was 38. No big deal, I suppose, as I know those types of mistakes are often easily overlooked in the editing process. What bugged me the most about Arlo's age is that until 35 was thrown out earlier in the book, I'd already convinced myself that Arlo was MUCH older, as in the fifties, maybe?

Even so, the epilogue more than made up for the 'will Emerson leave or not?' and the other stuff. It was very sweet.

I’m loving Christmas Falls. I’m loving the cutesy names of businesses and streets. I’m loving the people and how Christmas is basically celebrated every day of the year, though in a much smaller scale after the actual holiday has come and gone. I’m loving watching these couples come together. I'm really eager to read the rest of the books in the series.

This is a nice addition to the series by Jacki James.

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[Monica · Rating 3 out of 5]

This is the second book in the Christmas Falls series and I've enjoyed it very much. The Christmass vibes go on in this book with new MCs that made me want to get even more into the festive mood.
Emerson is a writer of mystery books that decides at the last minute to go to the Bahamas with the woman he was dating. He gets to the airport to find she had already found a replacement when he first told her he wouldn't be going. Then he uses the ticket he's bought and flies to Christmas Falls.
Arlo is the owner of one of the B&Bs in the little town, he overhears Emerson trying to find a place to stay and he offers the only room his place has available. That's how they meet and from them on they become joined at the hip the rest of Emerson's stay.
This was such a sweet and easy to read story. Emerson was a great character, willing to enjoy his time in Christmas Falls and brought happiness to Arlo, who had spent his last years just taking care of his business. I loved how their friends pushed them towards the other, encouraging both men to try and have a relationship.
It was kind of insta-love between them, then a storm hit the town and they had to share the room causing Emerson and Arlo to take another step into sharing the bed. It was nice to see them both falling for each other, athough I would've liked more romantic scenes between them, or just more moments of them alone talking about their feelings. At times it felt like the author was just taking the reader for a tour around the town to show us all the places, shops and events going on.
This book is a low angst story full of Christmas spirit and a lovely relationship that forms between two men when they were not looking for love. They were adorable together and made a perfect couple, it was like watching a Hallmark movie with all the feels of a beautiful love story.

[SJ · Rating 3 out of 5]

This Christmas theme romance could be a Hallmark movie. It’s an easy read and angst free, in that there are questions of the two MCs being together, but with no big impediments to that happening. Writers can write anywhere and the Gingerbread House B&B was a nice story setting. There were more descriptions of the house than of the MCs. I was wondering while reading what they looked like. ‘Older’ is not an adequate description for innkeeper Arlo and I don’t remember any description of writer Emerson. During the first sex scene when Arlo says he is thirty-eight years old I was very surprised. I thought older man meant fifties. Thirty-eight is older?? There went a review star.
A nice read, but nothing special.

[❀ Jess]

I liked the characters but the writing didn’t work for me, the dialogue felt stiff, too polite? and the descriptions used to explain what a character was feeling could’ve been a lot better.

I watched as he walked up to the counter where Cammy was working. He seemed…stressed in some way. I couldn’t hear what they were saying at first, but the longer they talked, the louder he got. Not in an aggressive way but in more of a panicked way.


This author didn’t do it for me but I’ll definitely be continuing this multi-author series. 😊


Please excuse my spelling and grammar mistakes, I never claimed to be good at writing reviews, they are just my stream of thoughts after reading a story. My ratings always reflect my enjoyment of the story. Just because it aligns or doesn’t align with my tastes does not mean it’ll be the same for you. Try reading it for yourself ! ❀

[Ed Davis · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was such a sweet story. I love Christmas Falls. This was my second book in the series, but I plan to read them all. I’ve read several books by Jacki James and I’ve enjoyed them all.
I loved Arlo and Emerson.

[Emozioni fra le pagine · Rating 4 out of 5]

Dopo l’organizzatore del Festival, abbiamo un personaggio che abbiamo già incrociato, Arlo il proprietario del B&B, in arrivo per lui un giovane autore di libri gialli che è stato appena mollato all’aeroporto.
Arlo è tornato qualche anno prima e gestisce il B&B che era dei nonni, non la sua prima scelta di vita ma oramai si è abituato. È un uomo vicino alla quarantina e dopo alcune delusioni non ha più avuto un fidanzato, l’ultimo che pensava fosse quello giusto gli ha fatto capire chiaramente che era una storiella di passaggio e men che meno avrebbe voluto vivere in quel paese piccolo.
Emerson decide di partire all’ultimo minuto dopo che scopre la sua ex fidanzata in partenza per le Bahamas che lui aveva rifiutato in un primo momento. Non ha un gran rapporto con la madre e per lui questa vacanza potrebbe essere una buona occasione per scrivere qualcosa di nuovo, almeno non è da solo.
Certo ha vestiti inadatti, non ha prenotato un albergo, non ci sono macchine a noleggio e neanche voli di ritorno fino al giorno dopo, si prospetta una giornata difficile fino a quando Arlo non gli offre un posto per due giorni al suo locale visto una disdetta dell’ultimo minuto.
Sin da subito Emerson è affascinato dalla cittadina, dalle loro manifestazioni, anche al B&B fa subito amicizia e anche alla libreria di Trey è benvoluto quando scoprono che è un autore famoso.
Tra una presentazione del libro, una chiacchiera e una confidenza, tra i due uomini sembra che l’intesa vada oltre i pochi giorni.


"«In realtà, non molto. Una volta finito con la colazione, devo solo cambiare gli asciugamani. Dopodiché, non ho nient’altro da fare fino a oggi pomeriggio, quando inizieremo a fare le decorazioni.
Questo è uno dei benefici dell’avere il B& B pieno. Non bisogna pulire costantemente le camere e neanche fare avanti e indietro dall’aeroporto.» «C’è qualcosa che posso fare per aiutarti con la colazione? Devo in qualche modo ripagarti per avermi offerto il tuo divano e un passaggio al centro commerciale. Sono abbastanza sicuro che tutto questo non rientri nei tuoi doveri di gestore.»"


Arlo l’avevamo già incrociato nella storia precedente, sapevo che aveva molto da dire, anche questo romanzo mi è piaciuto assai, è sempre una gioia scoprire nuove penne da tenere d’occhio.
È un uomo che crede di non avere tempo per buttarsi in una nuova storia, l’ultima non è andata bene e l’idea di interessare a un uomo più giovane lo destabilizza un po’, ma nel momento in cui capisce che c’è interesse, nessuno dei due sembra disposto a restare in un rapporto di sola amicizia.
Tra i due forse Emerson è quello con una storia meno felice, non ha una famiglia alle spalle, ha pochi amici ma si ambienta molto in fretta nella città, ha un carattere solare e fa amicizia con facilità, anche tra gli ospiti dell’albergo.
Una storia con poco dramma, la solita piccola città impicciona, feste, luci, paesaggi da favola, la lettura perfetta per le feste!
Ringrazio anche stavolta la CE per la copia arc, ci troviamo presto per il prossimo.

4.5
Tfpeel

[Ileana Secci · Rating 4 out of 5]

STRANA FAMILY BOOK BLOG
L'incipit della narrazione è dato da un invito a trascorrere una vacanza alle Bahamas. Inizialmente restio, Emerson declina l'invito della sua compagna, salvo poi cambiare idea all'ultimo momento e presentarsi in aeroporto, dove apprende che la sua partner ha già trovato un sostituto. Deluso e abbandonato, decide di recarsi a Christmas Falls. Nonostante l'atmosfera festosa legata alle celebrazioni natalizie, riesce a trovare un B&B che lo ospiti per alcuni giorni, in attesa di un aereo per tornare a casa. Arlo, il proprietario, ed Emerson sviluppano una forte affinità, una chimica evidente che non può essere ignorata. La loro storia è caratterizzata da dolcezza e tenerezza che suscitano l'interesse del lettore. Pur non essendo un romanzo complesso, il libro offre una lettura piacevole, ricca di emozioni. Ho particolarmente apprezzato lo sviluppo della trama e le personalità dei protagonisti: pur essendo diversi, condividono un'indole gentile e un forte desiderio di rendersi utili. Non conoscevo questa penna e sono sicura che leggerò altro di quest'autrice.
Valutazione: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Emozione: 💘💘💘💘
Spicy: 🌶

[Julia · Rating 5 out of 5]

Finché neve non ci separi
Christmas Falls vol.2
Jacki James

Si fa ritorno a Christmas Falls e questa volta l'attenzione è posta su Arlo. Gestisce il B&B ereditato dalla nonna; sebbene in gioventù desiderasse ardentemente lasciare Christmas Falls, ora che la sua vita ha raggiunto una piena realizzazione, non potrebbe desiderare nulla di meglio. L'arrivo inatteso di un turista, il talentuoso scrittore di thriller Emerson, Arlo che ha un cuore generoso, gli offrirà una sistemazione per due notti. Emerson aveva bisogno di ritrovarsi e l'aria che si respira nel paese della magia del Natale è stata un toccasana e l'ha aiutato a ritrovare sé stesso oltre a un compagno. Un volume eccellente che rende la lettura un'esperienza estremamente piacevole. La scrittura è fluida e coinvolgente, facilita un'immersione profonda nella lettura. Sebbene la trama sia di notevole qualità, avrei gradito qualche pagina in più, poiché questi romanzi d'amore creano dipendenza.
Valutazione:⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Spicy:🌶
Emozioni:💘💘💘💘💘

Recensione a cura di Julia Altamura

[Edga · Rating 4 out of 5]

Sweet Christmas Romance.

Read this, it's guaranteed to bring some festive sparkle into your life. Filled with warmth, and lashings of romance, it has all the ingredients needed to put a smile on your face and is the perfect read in the run-up to Christmas. Emerson and Arlo are both alone, and make for a perfect match. No angst, the term 'heartwarming' is often used to describe a book, and not always with justification. The Christmas Falls Festival is truly heartwarming and melted my heart. A sweet Christmas romance.

[nerds•b4•herds · Rating 2 out of 5]

The first 65% of this book was a solid ⭐⭐⭐. But after the dreaded "all too soon" sentence and saying shit like "ordered but a few" instead of "only ordered a few" or something more modern like that, shit went ⭐⭐ real quick.

[Mariah · Rating 2 out of 5]

1.5 it’s not a Jacki James book unless there’s a few “but a few”s

[Marika Schiavone · Rating 4 out of 5]

Emerson è uno scrittore di gialli, la cui serie ha avuto un gran successo. Adesso, con il Natale alle porte, si trova a dover portare avanti il suo prossimo progetto, senza avere però idee su come trascorrere le festività. Confrontandosi con gli amici, si convince ad accettare all'ultimo minuto la proposta di raggiungere le spiagge delle Bahamas in dolce compagnia. Ascoltando l'istinto, arriva in aeroporto con un solo bagaglio pieno di camicie hawaiane e pantaloncini corti e, giunto al Gate, scopre che la donna con la quale avrebbe dovuto viaggiare lo aveva già rimpiazzato con il personal trainer. Mortificato dall'accaduto, Emerson si ritrova dapprima con un biglietto fra le mani e subito dopo sul volo diretto a Christmas Falls. Al suo arrivo, purtroppo, non riesce a noleggiare nemmeno un veicolo e, come se ciò non bastasse, non vi sono nemmeno alberghi con disponibilità per un breve soggiorno, vista l'alta stagione. Il destino, tuttavia, ha in mente un piano ben preciso e, casualità ha voluto, che la strada di Emerson si incrociasse con quella di Arlo. Quest'ultimo è il proprietario e gestore di un B&B di Christmas Falls che, trovandosi nel posto giusto al momento giusto, soccorre un visibilmente scosso Emerson. Tra i due uomini nasce subito una forte intesa e la sintonia è percepibile ad ogni loro interazione. Con il Natale alle porte e un breve soggiorno come prospettiva, riusciranno Emerson e Arlo a convivere senza rimetterci il cuore, sapendo che il tutto avrà una data di scadenza?
Quanta dolcezza fra le pagine di Finché neve non ci separi. Si tratta del secondo volume autoconclusivo della serie Christmas Falls, che può essere letto anche come stand alone. È il primo che ho avuto personalmente il piacere di leggere, nonché una nuova scoperta con la penna di Jacki James, che incontro proprio con questo romanzo. Ho trovato lo stile di Jacki davvero leggero e piacevole, coinvolge il lettore e lo trascina al fianco dei protagonisti per vivere delle bellissime emozioni insieme a loro. L'intreccio narrativo è carino e, anche se prevedibile, devo dire di averlo apprezzato proprio per la leggerezza dei momenti che ho vissuto. Il livello di angst è praticamente pari a zero; sono presenti tante scene tenere fra due uomini che si completano alla perfezione e si comprendono con uno sguardo. Il tutto, ambientato in una cittadina che vive per il Natale e dove lo si respira praticamente in ogni angolo. Con i due protagonisti ci sono diversi personaggi secondari che aiuteranno Emerson e Arlo a comprendere meglio i loro sentimenti, oltre che a far vivere loro dei bellissimi momenti di gioia e spensieratezza. Devo ammettere di aver adorato entrambi, sono così belli insieme da far venire gli occhi a forma di cuore. Se siete alla ricerca di un Cozy Gay Romance ambientato in una cittadina dove, non solo si respira l'aria natalizia, ma la si vive anche nel quotidiano, dove tutti conoscono tutti e che vi faccia rilassare in compagnia di una tenera storia d'amore a cottura lenta, non potete farvi sfuggire Finché neve non ci separi.
Consigliato! Per me sono 4 stelle!

[Katriana · Rating 4 out of 5]

(4.5)

I am fairly new to Jacki's writing but when I saw she had a book coming out in the Christmas Falls series I knew I had to sign up to read a copy!

Emerson spends his days writing his mystery novels, and spending most of his free time with the characters that live in his head. He's lonely, and while he did have a girlfriend, he knows it's not going anywhere. On a last minute whim he decides to go to Christmas Falls, after learning his now ex girlfriend replaced him before they ever broke up. He was not prepared for the weather, or for the nice, good looking B&B owner to help him out.

Arlo runs one of the local B&B's that are in Christmas Falls, when he overheard Emerson's situation he offered one of the available rooms to the man. He didn't know that offer would bring these two men closer than they thought possible.

I LOVE Christmas romance stories, I really love them. They just make me so happy! I love love, and I also love Christmas. The scenery that's described in this book is so vivid, and very detailed. It makes me wish there Christmas Falls actually existed, I would love to visit the town if it were real.

The two main characters were fantastic, they developed a friendship that slowly developed into more. Although it took both men almost losing each other for them to realize exactly how much they mean to one another. I thought this book was written in a beautiful way, this story definitely embodies what the holiday season is about. In fact, Arlo and Emerson are very good examples of holiday goodness/kindness. They both helped people when they were in a lurch, and always tried to do what was best for the people around them. Overall a really fantastic holiday story filled with amazing characters making sweet memories.

[Love Is All Around · Rating 4 out of 5]

RECENSIONE A CURA DI ELYXYZ
Secondo volume in ordine di uscita (anche se ogni storia è autonoma e può essere letta in ordine sparso), £Finché neve non ci separi£ ci riporta a Christmas Falls, il paesino più natalizio d’America, dove festeggiare la Natività è d’obbligo, con un maestoso festival scintillante, dolce e festoso, dal weekend del Ringraziamento fino alla Vigilia.
Arlo è il proprietario del B&B più famoso del paesello, un’attività che ha ereditato dalla nonna e che prosegue con amore e impegno, ma anche solitudine, da quando il suo ultimo compagno ha rifiutato quel tipo di vita in periferia.
Emerson è uno scrittore di gialli di successo, ma è anche una persona con pochissimi amici e praticamente zero legami familiari. Per sua stessa ammissione, non trova nessuno da amare perché non si fida abbastanza da aprirsi, da mettersi in gioco per paura di soffrire e forse la sua storia familiare lo ha segnato in tal senso.
Continua sul nostro blog!

[Robert Fontenot · Rating 2 out of 5]

This book gave me cavities.

The dialogue is clunky, the sugary Christmas trappings leave a chemical aftertaste, and why does this "out of shape" older man have abs? There are a number of inconsistencies, no understandable chemistry, and paper thin characters, leaving me to wonder why I even finished it.

This was my first Jacki James novel and it will probably be my last.

[Paul · Rating 5 out of 5]

Okay, so since done with the Amy Aislin books, so I was kind of intrigued by the concept of this series. They are all gay romance Christmas stories that take place in the town of Christmas Falls Illinois, but they are written by different authors. Characters appear in each others books, and the locale (and all of the stores and events) are all the same.

This one, by Jacki James, was about Emerson (writer) and Arlo (B&B Proprietor).

[Jamie Lee Zonneveld · Rating 4 out of 5]

Snowbody Loves Me by Jacki James is part of the Christmas Falls series by multiple authors. This is the story of Arlo and Emerson. I loved their story. It was sweet, sexy, full of feels and very well written

[Shan · Rating 5 out of 5]

💜💜💜💜💜

This is the second book in a multi-author Christmas themed series, “Christmas Falls” I thought this story was heartfelt and fun! I liked that these characters are realistically flawed and yet find their HEA! I can’t wait to read more from this series!
💜💜💜💜💜

[Cindaren · Rating 3 out of 5]

Oh goodness. Arlo was described by Emerson as being "an older gentleman", and then Emerson says that it "took time" to make a living as an author, indicating he's been at this for awhile. 

With Arlo being older, plus the way he spoke about himself, I was imagining Arlo to be in his late 40's, early 50's, maybe. 

To my surprise he turns out to be 35. (Or is it 38? Both ages are given.)

Either way, as a 44-year-old this was both annoying and amusing.

Cute story though!

[Sharing The Book Love (Kelli Maree PA) · Rating 3 out of 5]

Cute but needs a good edit

2 1/2 stars rounded up

Cute fluffy christmas read, but way too many edit errors and name mix ups for a short read!

Part of a multi author series

[GlamLawyer · Rating 3 out of 5]

Around 3.5. nice story, a big too long for my taste.

[ReviewerLarissa · Rating 4 out of 5]

Very cute read

[Manuela Raimo · Rating 4 out of 5]

molto carino anche lui vai con il terzo 🏃🏻‍♀️