🌟4/5
❤️🩹3/5
🥰4/5
🌶️0/5
🔎0/5
😰1/5
🎭😂3/5
🎭😭0/5
👻0/5
🔬0/5
🔫0/5
🏥0/5
✍🏼5/5
🥱0/5
🏃🏻♀️5/5
🌎5/5
💁🏻♀️5/5
🙅🏻♀️
⚠️⛔️TRIGGERS:⛔️⚠️
Courtesy of StoryGraph
No triggers have been listed for this book as of 1/26/25
🤔🧐🤯MY THOUGHTS:🤯🧐🤔
This was a very quick read with a the sweet story of reconciliation between two exes after several years apart. Mia has always wondered what she did wrong while Elliott needed to come to terms with his shame, embarrassment and depression. But will his other Ex throw a wrench in the happy reunion?
🗯️💬BOOK BLURB:💬🗯️
She's trying to manage a hotel; he's trying to manage his fans. They are both snowed in with an ex.
With Mia’s boss away for the holidays, she finally has a chance to prove herself worthy for the position of manager of the rustic Powder Peaks Lodge. But as a blizzard rolls into Hidden Hollow, the small town just outside of Park City, Utah, Mia is given far more than she bargained for in running the hotel—and avoiding her only VIP guest and ex-boyfriend, Elliot James.
When TV star Elliot shows up to the hotel for his family’s annual Christmas ski vacation, he beats the incoming storm by mere hours—and his family by days. Cut off from the world, Elliot determines to help Mia deal with the guests and effects of the blizzard—even if she wants nothing to do with him.
As Mia and Elliot put aside their past and work together to care for the inhabitants of Powder Peaks Lodge, will sparks fly under the mistletoe?
Each book in the Christmas in the City series can be read as a stand-alone novel, but they each contain holiday themes and clean & wholesome content.
🌎📖OVERALL REVIEWS📖🌎
Courtesy of Storygraph
3.45⭐️
based on 48 reviews
MOODS
lighthearted: 100%
funny: 25%
relaxing: 25%
adventurous: 12%
emotional: 12%
hopeful: 12%
inspiring: 12%
Pace
22%
22% of readers chose fast
66%
66% of readers chose medium
11%
11% of readers chose slow
Fast
Medium
Slow
Plot or character driven?
33%
33% of readers chose A mix
66%
66% of readers chose Character
A mix
Character
Strong character development?
16%
16% of readers chose Yes
50%
50% of readers chose Complicated
16%
16% of readers chose No
16%
16% of readers chose N/A
Yes
Complicated
No
N/A
Loveable characters?
50%
50% of readers chose Yes
33%
33% of readers chose Complicated
16%
16% of readers chose No
Yes
Complicated
No
Diverse cast of characters?
100%
100% of readers chose No
No
Flaws of characters a main focus?
40%
40% of readers chose Yes
20%
20% of readers chose Complicated
40%
40% of readers chose No
Yes
Complicated
No
RATING KEY:
🌟 Stars - based on the overall plot and theme or idea of the book
❤️🩹 Emotions - based on how emotional I got while reading
🥰 Romance - based on how well I got invested in the love story aspect
🌶️ Spice - based on how the sex scenes were portrayed and written as well as the number of sex scenes
🔎 Mystery - based on how well it kept me guessing who, how and why
😰 Scared🫣/Anxious😱 - based on how scared or anxious the book made me while reading
🎭 Comedy😂/Tragedy😭
-based on if I laughed or if there was a tragic event and how it affected me. I will mark the Masks with either a C or T to indicate Comedy or Tragedy
👻 Spooky😵💫/Creepy🧟♀️ -based on if this had any occult or paranormal themes and if those elements creeped me out or gave me anxiety!
🔬 Sci-Fi -based on the Science Fiction in the book as well as the Dystopian elements.
🔫 Action/Thriller -based on if I thought this was more of a spy action type of thriller.
🏥 Medical Content -based on the amount and the accuracy of any medical content or if the book is supposed to be a medical style thriller.
✍🏼 Writing Style -based on if I enjoyed the writing style or not and how the author portrayed the world, characters, concept, plot etc.
🥱 Boredom -based on if I was bored if it held my interest or if I’d rather be doing something else 😴.
🏃🏻♀️ Book Pacing -Based on how quickly I thought the book moved.
🌎 World Development -Based on how well I liked the world development of the story.
💁🏻♀️ Character Development -Based on how well the characters were fleshed out and if I hated or loved with a passion.
🙅🏻♀️ DNF -based on if the book is just stupid, boring, childish, overly ridiculous etc.
**rounded up or down based on how the book left me feeling and because Goodreads doesn’t offer half stars.
***Triggers are listed most to least severe.