2,5

Cute, short audio book. Some funny scenes had me laugh out loud. Hero veered between being sweet and an unforgivable asshole. There’s one scene at the rehearsal dinner that had me literally gasping in shock at something he said. Heroine is sweet, but bland. 3.5 stars.

Cute, warm and fuzzy

Short and sweet

2.5 stars, rounding up to 3.

Frankly, the love interest is kind of a dick, and the story isn’t long enough for him to have time to really redeem himself. Instead, we have to settle for physical chemistry and a grand romantic gesture to tell us that these two will make it long-term. Oh, and

Spoiler

he kind of stalks her at a couple points,

but it's cool, because she's into it.

If you’re looking for something mindless and fluffy to help get you in the Christmas spirit, this is a fine option. If you’re looking for something you’ll remember five days from now, pick something else.

Cute Christmas story, loved Kenned and Riley.

Nothing particularly special but nothing wrong either.

This is a short and cute book that’s great to listen to over a weekend. The pacing is great and the writing is witty.

First let me just say that the narrators were fantastic. I really enjoyed both of them and their performance of this book. Unfortunately, the story itself felt a bit lacking for me.

I was looking forward to a short, cute Christmas story and what we got was a hero who started off obnoxiously. I just really don't enjoy the "school yard" romance. These characters are supposed to be adults. If the guy likes the girl, shouldn't they be nice to them instead of teasing them like they are 5 years old?

The heroine was ok for me. I actually liked her. If the authors had made the hero act like a grown man and not a teenage boy then I would have enjoyed this so much more.

This was a quick little cute Christmas novella. I don’t really have much to say beyond that. It was hallmark movies in a hundred pages.