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Book Info
Released: December 13 2019
Series: Hope's Turn Holidays #2
Format: eARC
“Funny and sweet, there are a lot of different kinds of fun to be had in this book.”
~ Under the Covers
THE CHRISTMAS SNEAK is a nice little treat for readers this Christmas. If you’re like me, then you may be a sucker for a good holiday read and I think that this one definitely offers a lot of Christmas cheer.
I actually didn’t realize that ANY GIVEN SNOW DAY would become a series, but I am excited to see more books set in this world. If you haven’t read a Marie Harte book, then I would say that you’re in for a treat. Funny and sweet, there are a lot of different kinds of fun to be had in this book. I had a little bit of trouble getting into the hero, Deacon, in the beginning. He came off as a bit of a womanizer, but I do like his dynamic with the heroine, Nora.
While I do think it’s nice to read the series in order, I think you can definitely enjoy it as a standalone as well. It’s got a nice family and friendship focus, which is always one of my favorite things about this author’s writing style. I am looking forward to the next book in the series.
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About Marie Harte
Marie Harte is an avid reader who loves all things paranormal and futuristic. Reading romances since she was twelve, she fell in love with romance and happy endings and knew writing was her calling. Years later after the Marine Corps, Information Technology, and 60 hour work weeks, her dream has finally come true.
Marie lives in Oregon with her family and is constantly reading and writing.
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Sounds like a good read for this time of year.
It definitely is!
Thanks for the review Annie
Thanks for the review.
I had a little bit of trouble getting into the hero, Deacon, in the beginning. Sounds like a good read for this time of year. Thanks for the review. It’s got a nice family and friendship focus, which is always one of my favorite things about this author’s writing style.