Suzanne its an artist who paints copies of masterpieces for museums, etc. They display her copies while the real painting stays safe in a vault (who knew that was a thing?!) She decides to visit friends in Credence, Colorado while wanting to see if she has what it takes to paint something new...not just a copy of of someone else's work. She also wants to experience an over-the-top Christmas...not the boring and uptight one her parents have planned back in Boston. She comes up with a crazy scheme to fool her parents with the help of her landlord and neighbor, Grady. There's only one smallish...ok, big...problem...
Joshua Grady hates Christmas...and people. He just wants to be left alone so he can work his ranch in peace. He still isn't sure why he allowed Suzanne to stay in the first place. She won't leave...or stop talking. And now she's trying to rope him into some harebrained scheme about Christmas. Did he mention he hates Christmas? Yeah? Well...it bears repeating. He's not really sure what to do with Suzanne or her scheming, luckily, she has some ideas of her own.
I really enjoyed this book. Suzanne and Grady are just perfect for each other. Yes it's a little Hallmark Christmas movie-ish, but that's fine with me. I loves me some Hallmark.
I received a copy of this book through BookishFirst. My thoughts and opinions are my own and without bias.
Joshua Grady hates Christmas...and people. He just wants to be left alone so he can work his ranch in peace. He still isn't sure why he allowed Suzanne to stay in the first place. She won't leave...or stop talking. And now she's trying to rope him into some harebrained scheme about Christmas. Did he mention he hates Christmas? Yeah? Well...it bears repeating. He's not really sure what to do with Suzanne or her scheming, luckily, she has some ideas of her own.
I really enjoyed this book. Suzanne and Grady are just perfect for each other. Yes it's a little Hallmark Christmas movie-ish, but that's fine with me. I loves me some Hallmark.
I received a copy of this book through BookishFirst. My thoughts and opinions are my own and without bias.