Cherry Christensen

What a beautiful story! Yes, the beginning had a rough start for Liam and Kayden. Fifteen years later, they are reunited by a radio show. They have a lot of past hurts to work through. Can they do it? Oh, nice try but I'm not to going to give it away. You'll have to read it and find out. The story is beautifully written. I am partially to the story because I'm from Denver and love trying to figure out all the places mentioned. I do want to know what a Colorado Crushie is. :) The characters are so relatable because they feel real. They feel like they could be your friends. The issues are real. The descriptions are spot on. The plot is so very smooth. There is no chop going from spot to spot. Well written and very well-done. I would give it more than a 5 if I could. Another best of 2022.… (meer)

Have you ever tuned into a tv show or movie halfway through and feel like you're missing something? That's what this felt like. The main couple already had their romance in a previous story so there was no drama there. The secondary couple begin their romance but it is a minor part of the story. There is very little going on. It is winter, there's a storm, someone in town is secretly doing good deeds. This is intended to be a bonus for readers of the series, allowing them to catch up with familiar characters. Doesn't work as a standalone.… (meer)

This was a really cute story and the setting was really well done. My main concern with this book was that the author assumed a lot of previous knowledge on the readers part. I felt lost regarding the back story of almost all of the characters, their relationships, who they were to the community.

That being said the book based heavily on christian faith and incorporated it nicely. I just wish there was more character development and more back story so you were left out in the blue about who each character was and where the plot was going.… (meer)