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Rebel Without a Claus
Rebel Without a Claus | Charlie Cochet
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PuddleJumper
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Rebel Without a Claus | Charlie Cochet
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I didn't realize this Christmas series was also an offshoot of another series by this author. Characters from both series‘ show up.

This was a speedrun of a Hallmark film; sweet with no depth.

I didn't like this couple. Leo sounded very, very young and he was infantilised a lot.

PuddleJumper #HolidayBookDragons #WinterGames2024 @LiseWorks
#ReadOuttheOld @TheAromaofBooks #ChristmasAtoZ @Texreader 2mo
Booksblanketsandahotbeverage The Christmas ones are weird because it‘s like one large story told from each couple‘s point of view. The book this couple‘s from in the original series is
[tagged book]Diamond in the Rough
(edited) 2mo
PuddleJumper @Booksblanketsandahotbeverage I thought they were just a Christmas series which is why I went for them. I think you need to have read the original books. That would probably help with understanding the relationship dynamics 2mo
TheAromaofBooks A pet peeve of mine is books that are interconnected but not very clearly marked as to how to best read them. 2mo
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