Reviews of A Holiday to Remember
by Rosesof Prose
Candy Wright didn't become a high-powered Manhattan business executive by letting men walk all over her. Mitch Johnson lives a simple life in rural Georgia. When the two are thrown together in a freak snowstorm, sparks fly. Will love thaw their frozen hearts, or will secrets tear them apart? One thing is certain; it will be a holiday to remember.
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Reviews of A Holiday to Remember by Rosesof Prose
JaneB
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on Dec. 6, 2013
I love this book. Love the plot, love everything about it. Keep on writing!
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Nancy Luebke
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on May 11, 2013
I really enjoyed this story. I thought all the ladies did a great job writing together.
(review of free book)
Evelyn Sagrado Rodziewicz
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on Feb. 23, 2013
I enjoy the story.
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Zoe Chamberlain
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on Aug. 28, 2012
Great book, wish it could have gone on longer.
(review of free book)
Jessica Hillgrove
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on Jan. 29, 2012
liked it.
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Chris Adonn
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on Jan. 28, 2012
A light romantic read with some very likeable characters, especially Major. The various authors worked well together. I felt the ending was a little rushed and Mitch's explanation was somewhat lacking. I expected it to be more laced with pain. That said, I did enjoy the story and would read more books by the Roses of Prose.
(review of free book)
Natt little
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on June 12, 2014
It's a typical heart warming romance, a bit dissappointed by the actual revelation but generally well written.
(review of free book)
Kelly Krance
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on Sep. 23, 2012
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I tried reading the book, even playing around with the font size, but the sentences were too close together for me to read comfortably. I thought it might have been because I was reading on an Android - being used to a Kindle - but that theory fell apart when subsequent titles I checked had the traditional spacing between sentences. Perhaps it could have been the font the book was published in - I really can't say - but I couldn't read past the first three sentences.
I tried reading the book, even playing around with the font size, but the sentences were too close together for me to read comfortably. I thought it might have been because I was reading on an Android - being used to a Kindle - but that theory fell apart when subsequent titles I checked had the traditional spacing between sentences. Perhaps it could have been the font the book was published in - I really can't say - but I couldn't read past the first three sentences.
(review of free book)