Status Updates From Snowflakes and Stetsons

Enjoyed the Cheryl St. John story because it was creative and very different from anything I've read before. The end was sewn up a little two quickly in the final words of the chapter, so I would have enjoyed an epilogue with insight into their life as a couple to extend it a bit more.

Now I'm going backwards to read Carol Finch's story, a new-to-me author.

The first story didn't work for me for many reasons but mostly because it was instalove. I always have a hard time with love within days of meeting.

I skipped over to Cheryl St. John's story as she's a favorite and, as usual, her prose pulled me right in. This is an unusual "stranded" story on a train. You can't help but be captivated by their circumstances.

For the TBR challenge this month -- a book I bought years ago because the cover pulled me in. I enjoy Jillian Hart and Cheryl St. John's books so the only new-to-me author will be Carol Finch.

The first story by Jillian Hart is sweet so far. It's about two adults and a child who have all lost someone dear to them. I love healing stories. This one has a twist because the hero has served time.

I may be able to squeeze in some actual Christmas books this year!