For this review, I chose The Keys to the Holiday by Meg Mims.
I received a copy of the ebook for a honest review of this book.
Here is a brief description from Goodreads:
THE KEY TO LOVE
A VALENTINE'S DAY NOVELLA - Artist Jennette Jacobson clashes with a handsome visitor at a gallery show, claiming artwork is just "more junk to dust." When she finds a small metal object, she uses it in a lovely new collage. When the same hunky guy claims he lost an important key at the show, he offers to buy Jenn's work. She refuses to sell. He'll just trash it to free his precious key. Or will it unlock a future romance?
THE KEY TO CHRISTMAS
A CHRISTMAS NOVELLA - Jennette Jacobson and Steve Harmon have been in love since the Groundhog Day blizzard in The Key to Love threw them together. Now they're engaged, but family troubles still plague them. Jenn's parents are battling even after divorce, and Steve's family isn't as perfect as they appear. Add in pressure to finalize their plans for the wedding, plus vandalism at their art gallery, and the busy holidays - will their love see them through?
These are my first 2 books that I have read by this author. In The Key to Love, we meet Artist Jennette Jacobson at her one art show where she meets Steve Harmon, who did not want to be there, but went for his friends. Steve lost a key. Jennette found it and put it into a collage she made. My favorite part of this novella is the key and what it means. I could not believe the secret Jennette's dad was keeping.
In The Key to Christmas, Jennette and Steve are now engaged and trying to finalize their wedding plans. They have to go through things like the vandalism and planning of their wedding. Will Jenn and Steve survive through everything they have to go through? Will they pick a date? I felt so bad that Jenn has to deal with Tiffany once again and add in the person who is out to get her. Who is this person?
Here is a brief description from Goodreads:
THE KEY TO LOVE
A VALENTINE'S DAY NOVELLA - Artist Jennette Jacobson clashes with a handsome visitor at a gallery show, claiming artwork is just "more junk to dust." When she finds a small metal object, she uses it in a lovely new collage. When the same hunky guy claims he lost an important key at the show, he offers to buy Jenn's work. She refuses to sell. He'll just trash it to free his precious key. Or will it unlock a future romance?
THE KEY TO CHRISTMAS
A CHRISTMAS NOVELLA - Jennette Jacobson and Steve Harmon have been in love since the Groundhog Day blizzard in The Key to Love threw them together. Now they're engaged, but family troubles still plague them. Jenn's parents are battling even after divorce, and Steve's family isn't as perfect as they appear. Add in pressure to finalize their plans for the wedding, plus vandalism at their art gallery, and the busy holidays - will their love see them through?
These are my first 2 books that I have read by this author. In The Key to Love, we meet Artist Jennette Jacobson at her one art show where she meets Steve Harmon, who did not want to be there, but went for his friends. Steve lost a key. Jennette found it and put it into a collage she made. My favorite part of this novella is the key and what it means. I could not believe the secret Jennette's dad was keeping.
In The Key to Christmas, Jennette and Steve are now engaged and trying to finalize their wedding plans. They have to go through things like the vandalism and planning of their wedding. Will Jenn and Steve survive through everything they have to go through? Will they pick a date? I felt so bad that Jenn has to deal with Tiffany once again and add in the person who is out to get her. Who is this person?
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I give this book 5 out of 5 stars.
I give this book 5 out of 5 stars.
Recommend this book? Yes! Author? Yes!
Read more from this author? Yes!
Happy Reading!
Melissa
Review coming next: Perfect Stranger by Morgan Kay
FTC Disclosure: The Publisher/Author/Book Tour Company has provided me with a copy of this book for review or I have purchased the book with my own funds. The opinion I share about the story are mine and have not been influenced by the The Publisher/Author/Book Tour Company if received for review.
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