Welcome to Advent Reads!
This is an event I have had on my blog for several years running now. Each evening I feature a different holiday themed book. Think of it as your Book Advent Calendar! I post a variety of holiday books including romance, children's, middle-grade, mystery, paranormal, and I try to find some that are other holiday celebrations than Christmas too. I hope you will stop by each evening to see what new book I have for you!
Synopsis: "They need each other to survive... but their families need a reason to celebrate.
Ash Barker and his brother had just about built their ranch into a success when he busted his arm trying to tame a particularly nasty mustang. Now they’re headed into Cheyenne’s harsh winter with fewer hands and a very real danger of failure. They need someone else—anyone else—out there with them, to make it through this season.
Molly Murray’s dream of owning her own bakery went up in flames with the Great Chicago Fire. She’s been supporting her younger sisters for the last four years, and it seems like the Cheyenne wilderness might be her last chance to give them all a real home. But no one will hire her... until she meets the intimidatingly masculine, incredibly handsome, and very desperate Ash Barker.
Can their unique families blend in time to celebrate their first real Cheyenne Christmas?"
My Review: It has been a while since I read a historical romance, but I had to pick this one up for the holiday season. I really enjoy who you get to know each of the characters and connect with them in such a short time period. I also like how the hardships of the time are clear but so is the beautiful simplicity of the holiday celebration. It also shows that family isn't always blood but who we surround ourselves with and love. I really enjoyed this one and look forward to reading more in the series!
Ash Barker and his brother had just about built their ranch into a success when he busted his arm trying to tame a particularly nasty mustang. Now they’re headed into Cheyenne’s harsh winter with fewer hands and a very real danger of failure. They need someone else—anyone else—out there with them, to make it through this season.
Molly Murray’s dream of owning her own bakery went up in flames with the Great Chicago Fire. She’s been supporting her younger sisters for the last four years, and it seems like the Cheyenne wilderness might be her last chance to give them all a real home. But no one will hire her... until she meets the intimidatingly masculine, incredibly handsome, and very desperate Ash Barker.
Can their unique families blend in time to celebrate their first real Cheyenne Christmas?"
My Review: It has been a while since I read a historical romance, but I had to pick this one up for the holiday season. I really enjoy who you get to know each of the characters and connect with them in such a short time period. I also like how the hardships of the time are clear but so is the beautiful simplicity of the holiday celebration. It also shows that family isn't always blood but who we surround ourselves with and love. I really enjoyed this one and look forward to reading more in the series!
My Rating: I really enjoy this one, there isn't a lot of depth to the story, a simple holiday romance that kicks off a series but it does give you the feel goods. I give it a rating of Four Paws!
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