Saturday, August 13, 2016

A Fools Gold Christmas Book Review

I had to go backwards because I missed a Christmas novel which was supposed to be the tenth book in the Fool's Gold series.  A Fool's Gold Christmas (Fool's Gold, Book 10) by Susan Mallery was waiting on my reserve shelf after I finished the last three books that I might have read a little too quickly before this one came in.  The great part is that nothing was given away from the other books so that was exciting!!



The cheer in Fool's Gold, California, is bringing out the humbug in dancer Evie Stryker. An injury has forced her to return home to her estranged family. So she won't add to the awkward scenario by falling for the charms of her brother's best friend, no matter how tempting he is. When she's recruited to stage the winter festival, she vows to do as promised, then move on, anywhere but here.
Jaded lawyer Dante Jefferson is getting used to the town he now calls home, but the pounding of little dancers' feet above his office is more than he can take. When he confronts their gorgeous teacher, he's unprepared for their searing attraction. Evie is his best friend's sister—off-limits unless he's willing to risk his heart. Dante has always believed that love is dangerous, but that was before he had to reckon with the magic of a certain small town, where miracles do seem to happen….

I enjoyed this Christmas book but I think that it was missing a little of the magic of the other books with details on the characters.  I like to feel connected to the characters more then the information when I  read the book that is focused on them.  I don't feel like I got a lot more information about either of these two characters in this short book.  Maybe this means that too many things about their past has been revealed in other books but there is always some little mystery reveals and I don't think that it was in this one except their "secret" relationship when they were caught by her family.  I love both characters so it was great to see them work through their differences and I was entertained by the story.  I hope that you check it out for yourself and see what you think!!

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