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Onesie #1.5
A Onesie is not just for Christmas
Sequel to laugh-out-loud romantic comedy Blame it on the Onesie
It’s all change for Ella.
•Nathan has declared his love: ‘It was only ever you I wanted, only ever you I loved.’
•Sleaze weasel Hal is but a distant memory
•Spring Cottage ‘rules’ are getting in the way
•And Christmas seems a long way off
Pull on your onesie, light the fire, grab a hot chocolate and join Ella, Nathan, Sam, Charlie, Walt and the cavalry for another riotous read.
It’s all change for Ella.
•Nathan has declared his love: ‘It was only ever you I wanted, only ever you I loved.’
•Sleaze weasel Hal is but a distant memory
•Spring Cottage ‘rules’ are getting in the way
•And Christmas seems a long way off
Pull on your onesie, light the fire, grab a hot chocolate and join Ella, Nathan, Sam, Charlie, Walt and the cavalry for another riotous read.
165 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 17, 2017
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About the author
C.J. Morrow
25 books98 followersCJ Morrow writes the kind of fiction she likes to read and since her taste is varied so are her books. She loves a romcom with a guaranteed happy ending, equally she loves a psychological thriller especially where the ending is a plausible shocker.
When she doesn't like what's going on in the world, she writes another one.
Word weaver, lover of things curious, unseen and unexplainable, general wordy person. Always watching and laughing, mostly at herself.
Blog http://cjmorrow13.wordpress.com
Twitter: @cjmorrowauthor
Facebook: cjmorrowauthor
When she doesn't like what's going on in the world, she writes another one.
Word weaver, lover of things curious, unseen and unexplainable, general wordy person. Always watching and laughing, mostly at herself.
Blog http://cjmorrow13.wordpress.com
Twitter: @cjmorrowauthor
Facebook: cjmorrowauthor
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March 9, 2019
Who doesn't love a onesie!
I enjoyed this book as much as the first one, it was a delightful read that gave me a happy feeling when I'd finished it. I'm looking forward to reading more of your books.
I enjoyed this book as much as the first one, it was a delightful read that gave me a happy feeling when I'd finished it. I'm looking forward to reading more of your books.
November 29, 2017
I enjoyed reading this novella. I really liked the characters from the first book and liked reading how their relationship developed.
October 22, 2018
Couldn't put it diwn
Brilliant read. Loved the story and fell in love with the characters. Would love a 3rd instalment to this. Please
Brilliant read. Loved the story and fell in love with the characters. Would love a 3rd instalment to this. Please
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October 29, 2019Loved hope there is going to be more in the series
March 7, 2018
Great book. Super writer (no annoying grammatical errors). This book is funny and cheerful with great characters. It's well worth reading the prequel before this one. Definitely an A+.
Great book. Super writer (no annoying grammatical errors). This book is funny and cheerful with great characters. It's well worth reading the prequel before this one. Definitely an A+.
Great book. Super writer (no annoying grammatical errors). This book is funny and cheerful with great characters. It's well worth reading the prequel before this one. Definitely an A+.
March 6, 2018
Just like the first book, this one was quite a fun read. There are again slightly annoying aspects to the main character but overall it was an enjoyable book. I quite enjoyed the world with tiny magical hints that the author created.
February 20, 2018
Enjoyable reading
This is the third book I've read of hers and all have been light, funny and very enjoyed! Would definitely recommend this author.
This is the third book I've read of hers and all have been light, funny and very enjoyed! Would definitely recommend this author.
September 10, 2018
Brilliant
Absolutely love this author, her books make me so happy.
I would highly recommend, if you need a good cheer up, these books will do the trick
Absolutely love this author, her books make me so happy.
I would highly recommend, if you need a good cheer up, these books will do the trick
December 13, 2021
This is a great sequel to Blame it on the onesie. Great for an uplifting Christmas read.
January 18, 2018
I feel rather ungenerous, giving this follow up novella only 3 stars, as I really did enjoy it, yet not enough to award a higher rating. The writing style was excellent, as before, and being already familiar with the characters, I was expecting another delightful, if slightly quirky, read.
After I read the last page, I was left thinking 'Is that it?' I wondered if there was another 'onesie' book, in the writing or planning stages, which would tie up all the loose ends, because it seemed to me to end abruptly.
I loved that Phoebe popped up unexpectedly, and seemed to have no idea who Ella was, except that she that she knew she had been acquainted her at some time. Previously Phoebe came across as aloof and scathing, but this time she is warm and ditsy.
Sam, who was not told about the history or the offerings to the Stream of Life in the first book, suddenly behaves strangely after a glass of water and later gives Ella an offering for the stream. none of this is not explained, even though Ella muses on it a while.
Hal turns up in the chapter entitled 'Party' and seems to have had a complete change of personality. I felt this was a cover, and I would soon be reading how he had another scheme to get his hands on the spring water. And the character Hilary, seemed a pointless addition... unless there was another book in the series...
Having enjoyed 'Blame it on the Onesie' so much, I was a little disappointed that this follow-up novella left me with more questions than answers. Here's hoping for one more onesie!
After I read the last page, I was left thinking 'Is that it?' I wondered if there was another 'onesie' book, in the writing or planning stages, which would tie up all the loose ends, because it seemed to me to end abruptly.
I loved that Phoebe popped up unexpectedly, and seemed to have no idea who Ella was, except that she that she knew she had been acquainted her at some time. Previously Phoebe came across as aloof and scathing, but this time she is warm and ditsy.
Sam, who was not told about the history or the offerings to the Stream of Life in the first book, suddenly behaves strangely after a glass of water and later gives Ella an offering for the stream. none of this is not explained, even though Ella muses on it a while.
Hal turns up in the chapter entitled 'Party' and seems to have had a complete change of personality. I felt this was a cover, and I would soon be reading how he had another scheme to get his hands on the spring water. And the character Hilary, seemed a pointless addition... unless there was another book in the series...
Having enjoyed 'Blame it on the Onesie' so much, I was a little disappointed that this follow-up novella left me with more questions than answers. Here's hoping for one more onesie!
February 24, 2019
After I read the first book, I was excited to read what was going to happen next, but I was terribly disappointed. I struggled to finish the book as it was really boring (nothing really happened and if I wasn't familiar with the characters I would have stopped reading very early on. It was just plain disappointing.
April 30, 2023
A novella with a cliffhanger of sorts published six years ago. I would avoid this, honestly because you’re not going to get any sort of resolution to the story.
I guess I’ll check back in six years and see if she’s written a sequel.
I guess I’ll check back in six years and see if she’s written a sequel.
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September 3, 2019Nowhere near as good as the first. There HAS to be a second one...too much left up in the air!
May 24, 2020
Sigh
Loved being able to read more of this story, though still left me with so many questions and it doesn't seem like there are more books to this story.
Loved being able to read more of this story, though still left me with so many questions and it doesn't seem like there are more books to this story.
October 25, 2020
A Great Sequel!!
What a great way to pick up where "Blame It On The Onesie" left off!! I'm ready for more stories from Spring Cottage, Ella,, and of course, Nathan!!!!
What a great way to pick up where "Blame It On The Onesie" left off!! I'm ready for more stories from Spring Cottage, Ella,, and of course, Nathan!!!!
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