Book Review: Twelve Days of Christmas by Debbie Macomber
Publisher: Random House Publishing Group - Ballantine
Debbie Macomber proves that she is the queen of light, fun
Christmas romance novels. This book is perfect to curl up with on the couch by
the light of the Christmas tree. Unless you have the cold heart of the Grinch,
this is a fun book for you.
“Kill him with kindness” is what Julia decides to do after a
few rough encounters with Cain, her handsome but jerky neighbor. The plus side
to her project is that she is going to blog about it in attempt to get a
promotion at her job. She buys Cain coffee, bakes him homemade cookies, but
nothing seems to work.
She is bent and determined to win him over and eventually
finds herself falling for her own personal Ebenezer Scrooge. Fortunately Cain
seems to be falling for her as well. Her blog readership and comments explode
and she is soon faced with a dilemma. Is getting the promotion at work worth
alienating Cain when he finds out he is being used for blog material? Will he
understand that he started out as a project but soon turned into something
more?
The interactions between Julie and Cain were fun to read. Both
characters have experienced pain in past relationships and though both are
hesitant they both end up falling for the other. This is a quick, festive read
and will leave you with the warm fuzzies of the Christmas season.
I received a copy of this book from Netgalley.com in
exchange for an honest review.
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