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This was a fun Christmas romance that was surprisingly relatable considered the main character gets stuck in a time loop where she relives her Christmas vacation multiple times. Maelyn (in her mid-20s) has spent every Christmas in a cabin in Utah with her (now-divorced) parents, her younger brother, and a few of her parents’ friends and their families, including Theo, who is her age, and
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There wasn’t a whole lot of depth here, but this was an enjoyable romance. Honestly, you’re not going to get a lot of complex plot in 166 pages! The ages of the students in this book (they’re basically all 18) might lead you to think this is Young Adult, but based on content I find it to be much closer to New Adult. I did
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This was my first Talia Hibbert book, and I loved it! It’s a sweet contemporary romance with a non-traditional (in race, size, and health) female lead and a male lead who is actually respectful and sensitive and not afraid of things like therapy. The hurt feelings feel real, as do the solutions to those feelings. What I especially liked is that Chloe’s race, size, and
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This book is very twisted, and difficult to read if you are affected by children being in peril. I actually questioned a couple of times whether or not I could finish it. But what Hoover does well here is create a narrative that you can’t trust, and invoke a whole lot of creepiness. Turns out, there’s a fine line between “these people have been through
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