3.3 ⭐️
I need to spill the tea on "Chasing the Mistletoe" by Mary Waterford. And let me tell you, my experience with this one was less of a hit and more of a miss. Am I the only one riding this struggle bus?
Now, don't get me wrong; call me the odd one out, but I'm over here feeling like I got a miss instead of a hit with this story. It's like expecting a grand slam and ending up with a bunt. Sure, it's easy to read, and the pace is faster than a squirrel on caffeine – major points there. The whole Amazing Race vibe was a cool concept, but honestly, it left me feeling like it could've been a bit juicier, you know? Like ordering a burger and getting a veggie patty – not quite what you signed up for. But hold the mistletoe, folks, because in my humble opinion, it could've been better.
Let's talk about communication and emotional regulation here. It was like watching a ping pong match, but instead of the ball, it was emotions bouncing all over the place. Get it together, people! I wanted articulate conversations, not a rollercoaster of feelings without a seatbelt.
Sure, there were parts of the story that had me on the edge of my seat, pumping my fists like I just won a Fortnite battle. Those were the moments where the story shone, and I was all in for it.
However, and it's a big however, it left me wanting more. Maybe I'm just a tough critic, or maybe my mistletoe mojo was on vacation that day.