Chelsea Curto

Booked for the Holidays

Kenzi Linton

Reading a book where a main character has the same name as my dog was quite interesting although, I don’t think dog Theo and book Theo compare. This is Chelsea’s third published book this year and all three of them have been absolutely wonderful! I loved that the book featured disabilities and brought awareness to the fact. I think it isn’t seen as much in books, so I always feel good when I find one that mentions anything regarding mental health, medication, wheelchairs, etc. Also — I want to own Bridget’s bookstore as it sounds absolutely magnificent. There were definitely some characters in this book that I can see possibly getting their own stories (Polly and Chase?, Skylar and Theo’s coach friend?, Lucy and Bridget’s brother?, maybe even Chandler and Lucas??) With the kindle app showing that this is book one in the Park Cove series, I’m definitely hopeful for more from Chelsea!

I would have called this sweet and wholesome, except that the sex is weirdly kinky (nothing wrong with that, just doesn't match with the vibe of the rest of the book imo).

There wasn't really a plot, so I don't think it was especially interesting.

Devansh Patil

I would have called this sweet and wholesome, except that the sex is weirdly kinky (nothing wrong with that, just doesn't match with the vibe of the rest of the book imo).

There wasn't really a plot, so I don't think it was especially interesting.