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Book 5 in series, works as a stand alone

I was really annoyed with Whitney in the beginning- she seemed immature and petty. I think it was supposed to make Cormac be a jerk. The way he dumped Whitney was a jerk move, but the whole custody thing was not his fault. So I started off annoyed. It got better, but never enough to completely forget my initial impression.

It has some "Miracle on 34th Street" vibes with Kris Krinkles and Daisy.

I received an ARC in exchange for an honest review.

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This was a heartwarming read as Christmas romances generally are. Chris, the hero, decides to make a major change in his life and move back to his hometown of Marietta in Montana, to keep his goddaughter /adopted daughter, Daisy safe. The book revolves around Daisy's care and Chris and Whitney, who have romantic history, attempting to give her the best, while still being at war with each other. Will they ever be able to put aside the past and their egos and move forward to create a home for Daisy?
A lovely second chance romance with lots of good conversation and the innocent and loveable character of Daisy, make this an enjoyable read.

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I have enjoyed the book, it has everything you could want in a story I would recommend anyone to read this book as I know they will enjoy it just like I did.

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The two MC's share a past and one adorable goddaughter. While neither MC's were particularly sympathetic (to me) at the beginning of their courtship (yes the shared past), the story assumes that, in the intervening 2 years, they both grow up and become a little more human and relatable. Of course this change is squarely pinned on the small but adorable shoulders of their shared goddaughter (DAISY).

Drop this smack dab at Christmas in Marietta, Montana! Events, people and places mentioned in other stories also have roles to play in this one. Add in a real-life Santa (or Santa surrogate) and it's a Hallmark romance! It is definitely entertaining and a great festive read. Christmas candy without the calories.

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I really enjoyed this sweet and touching holiday story of Daisy wanting a mommy for Christmas. Her adopted father, Cormac is not happy with this idea, as he has no intention of settling down. He is understandably upset that a seasonal Santa gives Daisy the idea that her wish will come true. Especially when Cormac's old flame, Whitney, enters the picture.

Nice holiday story with great characters and an entertaining storyline.

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