One Day in December: The uplifting, feel-good, Sunday Times bestselling Christmas romance you need this festive season

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While Silver does share a recipe for the sandwich in the back of the book, I made a few edits of my own.

ALSO, CAN WE TALK ABOUT HOW THE PROTAGONIST ENDS HER MARRIAGE AND THE MAIN REASON SHE DOES SO IS BECAUSE HER HUSBAND IS MOVING TO ANOTHER EUROPEAN COUNTRY, ONLY FOR HER TO FLOUNCE OFF AND DECLARE HER LOVE FOR HER SOULMATE WHO ALSO LIVES IN ANOTHER COUNTRY? It's like it was a turn on for him just how desperately Laurie wanted him and he could have given a crap that Laurie's father died. Laurie and Jack are perfectly flawed and the kind of well written characters that feel like friends you want to shake and yell at for not being honest about their feelings.Thank you to Emily at Goodreads, Eliana Seochand at Crown Publishing and Josie Silver for a copy of this book to read and review.

Silver did a masterful job creating a unique form where such a long stretch of time is covered without leaving the reader feeling frustrated or confused. But then, through a misted-up bus window one snowy December day, she sees a man who she knows instantly is the one. Kate and Izzy set off for a much-needed break to a holiday park in Cornwall, where Kate has two weeks to find her new boyfriend and help the owners of the holiday park to resurrect their failing business. Thank you to Crown Publishing and NetGalley who provided me with a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. While it's a fairly traditional romance there was something effortlessly engaging here that keeps the reader attached to not just the story, but the characters as well.

XD Still, it was worth every minute and I can’t thank my friends enough for recommending this to me.

Once a friend invites a girl to a party and introduces her fiancé named Jack, who turns out to be that very guy. Thank you so much to Emily from Goodreads for making this spectacular Traveling Sisters group read possible!She’s boarding a bus during the holiday season when she looks at the window and sees a man she instantly knows is the one. In addition, the main character experiences a self-discovery growth arc, as do several other characters.

One Day in December is also written in an interesting form, telling the story in short scenes that spread out over a period of ten years. The Internet can be used to find a lot of published scripts for good films, and the director needs to meticulously disassemble as many of them as possible. They spent most of the book apart, and despite going on about them having this amazing friendship, they rarely spent any on page time together or even as a three with Sarah! The worst thing was that the two main characters, Laurie and Jack, were flat, unidimensional and their chemistry was non-existent, so I ended up not caring at all about either of them.Oh my goodness Josie Silver you have my heart with how beautifully your words and talent is expressed across these pages of One Day in December.