When is it the right decision to move from best friends to more?
Everyone that knows Callum and Lexie thinks that they would be a perfect couple. And those who don’t know them, think they actually are together.
But Callum and Lexie are “just” best friends, they are there for each other, no matter what. And neither wants to jeopardize their friendship, especially taking Callum’s reputation in account.
And then an old school of Callum’s appears on the scene and asks Lexie on a date…
At only twelve weeks before Christmas, will Callum and Lexie realize that their feelings for each other are worth of the risk?
Will this Christmas be the one where it all changes for the better? Or will the misunderstanding build an insurmountable rift between these two best friends?
Oh this novella is just the perfect start for the countdown to Christmas!
I found this a lovely, sweet yet sometimes annoying story about two friends slowly having to admit their growing feelings.
Now, before you start to think the annoying part is a negative thing to say…
It was annoying to read how afraid both Callum and Lexie are to vocalize their feelings. Because it’s so obvious from everything that they say and so, that they are just so in love with each other.
But somehow I also understood them, because the price to pay if things wouldn’t work out, would be surely too high!
However, the reward could be also SO SO SO big!!!
It was funny to see how realization dawns when another person starts to be in the picture. Jealousy can be something ugly, but also a real eye – opener.
Even if sometimes the behaviour was so frustrating for the readers, both Lexie and Callum are so easy to like and love, and their friendship alone is something to envy!
The fact that the story takes place each Saturday, to start with 12 weeks before Christmas, was something I never read before, and it was nice to see how our beloved characters passed that day, reading from each one’s point of view.
And it left me wondering what other things happened in those 7 days!
A sweet, promising story about admitting you true feelings and dare to take that one step further, with the Christmas magic not being the main character, but a lovely presence!
Even if this could be a “proper” book and not “just” a novella, this was the perfect treat for the reader and I enjoyed this little pause in real life, and made me long for love and Christmas!