KISS ME IN CHRISTMAS
Christmas, Colorado #6
Debbie Mason
Forever
February 23, 2016
Actress Chloe O'Connor has become America's sweetheart, but back in little Christmas, Colorado, she's still remembered as a shy, awkward schoolgirl. And there's no one she dreads (and secretly wants) to see more than her high school crush, Easton McBride. Just one look from the former star quarterback and it's like she's instantly transformed from daytime drama queen to tongue-tied teenager. She's kissed Hollywood actors and famous cover models, so she can certainly play it cool while turning up the heat, right?
After an injury ended his military career, Easton McBride built a good life in the rugged countryside of his hometown. And the last thing he needs is his quiet solitude shattered by a high-maintenance temptress who isn't anything like the sweet Chloe he misses. While he enjoys the flirtation with this new bold and beautiful woman, he can't help but wonder whether a kiss could have the power to bring back the small-town girl he's grown to love.
Kiss Me in Christmas tore me up. I was a wreck. Granted I haven't read the story before this, but I know that Chloe is a bit of a handful with attitude. So, everyone in Christmas isn't her biggest fan, and yes she did some bad things. However, deep down she's a sweet carrying person, but she puts on the Diva persona when she's around her nemesis, which isn't winning anyone over. When we did deeper we find out the past and how everyone treated her. Actually, it broke my heart. The water works were falling through most of the book. I felt bad for Chloe being the outcast of Christmas. Yes, she didn't help her cause, because she would get a hair brain idea. We have Easton, who can't seem to forgive Chloe for the past and perpetuates being a bully to her. It's nothing new to Chloe, because she's use to having bullies, but it's not easy. As Easton starts to spend more time with Chloe he realizes he had wrong her for a long time.
Total wreck reading Kissing Me In Christmas, but a pretty good read. I adore when Easton what he had done to Chloe, and once he realize what he was doing, he started notice how others treated her. Easton started to champion for Chloe, and people thought he lost his mind. It broke my heart to see that her family couldn't see past the mess up. I loved Kissing Me In Christmas, because you have the diva trying to do the best she can with everything going against her. Everyone perceives that her sister has been living in the shadow of Chloe, but they certainly forget the past. On some levels I could relate with Chloe, because high school wasn't kind to me either. Whatever the town dished out to Chloe she took it like a trooper, but no one notices it. Eventually Easton does. Granted it wrecked me for most of the day, Kissing Me In Christmas was worth the read.
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