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Title: Happy Ever After in Christmas
Author: Debbie Mason
Publisher: Forever
Series: Christmas, Colorado # 7
Reviewed By: Arlena Dean
Rating: Five
Review:

"Happy Ever After in Christmas" by Debbie Mason

My Thoughts....

This was another beautiful entertaining novels by this author in Christmas, Colorado featuring Jill Flaherty and Sawyer Anderson. What will happen when Jill has feelings for her brother's best friend? I loved how we got to see that all Jill really wanted was a family of her own.

This story really give the reader a good well written read when at times the heroine did have me shaking my head wondering when will she see just what is right in front of her and going after it before it is too late and not letting anyone stop her? I know when the story starts out it we found out that Jill has cared for Sawyer since childhood but now was almost thirty wasn't it time to either ask him out or move on with her life? And what about Sawyer and his best friend Jack[who was somewhat over protective brother]...what were they up to when they started setting Jill up with different guys? Now just what did they expect was to happen? At this point I know the reader is wondering what was wrong with Sawyer that even his best friend Jack didn't want his sister Jill dating him? As this dramatic story continues I liked how this author seemed to bring in many surprises giving the reader quite a few twist and turns before we get to the end. The readers will see many characters from several earlier series and some new ones [Chloe, Easton, Gage, Vivi, Chance, Brandi, Nell & Ty] to name a few that will tie into this story of 'Happy Ever Ever' [which was seventh in this series] however, this can be a standalone read to enjoy!

This will be a story of with lots of drama, humor, misunderstandings, surprises, heartache and even some hot steamy passion. In the end will Deputy Jill Flaherty get the HEA with former Ice player Sawyer Anderson with the help of family and friends on this rough ride? Well, to see how this author brings this all to a end the readers you will have to pick up this good read of a small town romance in Christmas, Colorado. Would I recommend? YES, if you are into romance.

Title: Wedding Bells in Christmas
Author: Debbie Mason
Publisher: Forever
Series: Christmas Colorado # 4
Reviewed By: Arlena Dean
Rating: Four
Review:

"Wedding Bells in Christmas" by Debbie Mason

What I liked about this novel...

What I liked about this novel... was even though this was a fourth in the series... Christmas, Colorado, it was a wonderful standalone read that you were able to understand all that was going on in this town called Christmas, Colorado. The storyline has two main characters Vivi and Chance
however, the reader will soon discover that there are several stories in this novel that will keep you turning the pages to discover that you will encounter some romance, suspense, crime and even maybe a murder, second chance at love all happening in this fast paced read at this town called Christmas. I did find that once I got into the read I found it hard to put down with all of the interesting characters. What will happen now that Vivi is now back in Christmas for a wedding and since loosing her dream newspaper job, now planning to stay and run the local newspaper and now that Chance is back in Christmas for his father's wedding and is in the picture...what all will happen with these two?

I loved how the author presents the story dealing with what had happened with Chance and his on and off relationship with Vivi. Will these two be able to save their ambivalent feelings which are definitely there for each other. What I also found so very interesting was how the town people helped in the matchmaking of these two? Will they be able to have a second chance at the real thing this time? To get all of these answers you will have to pick up the good read "Wedding Bells in Christmas" to see for yourself how this author brings it all out to the reader.

Read the blog that inspired the book REMIX: Decorating with Culture, Objects and Soul by Jeanine Hays and Bryan Mason.