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One Hundred Christmas Proposals (2000)

by Holly Martin(Favorite Author)

4.36 of 5 Votes: 4

languge

English

genre

Fiction

publisher

Carina UK

series

100 Proposals

review 1: Well I loved One Hundred Proposals so when I found out that Holly Martin was writing a Christmas sequel, I was beyond excited! And guess what... she did not disappoint! I devoured this book in an hour because it was so amazing. It was wonderful to be with cute, crazy Suzie and hot, sweet Harry and to see how things have progressed for them over the past six months. They are just the perfect couple and it was fabulous to read about them again.I giggled, I cried, I gasped and I swooned my way through this story and I enjoyed it so much that I might just go and read it all over again for the sheer enjoyment of it! Thanks to the gorgeous Holly for writing this fabulous Christmas read! I would LOVE to meet Harry and Suzie again next year... HINT...HINT..... more. XXX
review 2: This is a cute book. However, I had not read the previous book, and was lost a lot at the beginning. The author assumed the reader had read the other book and provided very little back story. The storyline is simple. Harry and Suzie have set a goal of setting up 100 Christmas type marriage proposals during the month of December. In addition, Suzie has been and is still waiting for Harry’s proposal. They live together, they run the proposal business together, they do the blog together, but there still has been no proposal for Suzie. During this hectic time, many things happen that turn the storyline into many twists and turns. However, as story lines go and as plots go, this one is very weak. It was interesting to read the cute blog entries, where the unique marriage proposal they planned is briefly described. It was interesting to watch these two scramble to put together a unique proposal. Based on the client’s wants and needs. Having Suzie’s parents around made things a bit difficult for the couple. In particular, her mother showed her true colors as a real b----. However, I am not exactly sure why their presence was included, except to provide some levity and a break, as their presence was only in short, choppy intervals and let nothing to the story, except to further introduce the family. I enjoyed this short novella, but wished it had more of a plot and back story, as I said above. The idea behind the story is cute and definitely unique. I hope to read more about Harry and Suzie, as they develop their business and as their life together further evolves. I received this from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. less

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