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We Met in December - Rosie Curtis


When I started this book my first thought was that it was a bit early to be reading a Christmas novel. However, I in my true fashion didn't read the blurb, or had done but had forgotten it.

This is not a Christmas novel at all, rather it is a beautiful, well written one. With characters you can't help but fall in love with.

I enjoyed the fact that chapters were from both characters perspective. It gave the book more dynamic feel and allowed you to get in their heads a bit more.

The author has done a really good job describing all the scenes. It made you feel like you were there walking along side them, or sitting in the house. It is something we can all relate to, we have all had a house share where crushes develop. It felt very real, the storyline was not far fetched, but people just getting through life and the speed bumps you hit along the way.

I have nothing but praise for this book and the author. Brilliant. Perfect to snuggle up to under a blanket with a cuppa and some chocolate.

4 stars


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