3 Stars
Jake “Every Time”
Evans has two speeds: fast on the track and faster in life. But when it comes
to matters of the heart, he’s learned the hard way that some risks aren’t worth
taking. That is, until a blast from Christmas past shows up again—right in the
middle of the holiday chaos. Smart, witty, and heartbreakingly familiar,
Georgia Warren might just be the most irresistible (and irritating) surprise of
all… and she’s got a mission that could throw both their hearts into overdrive.
As a junior wish
coordinator for the Wish Project, Georgia has earned a PhD in wish
fulfillment—not hers, mind you, but other people’s. She didn’t come back to
relive old heartbreaks, though. She came with a plan: convince Jake to help a
little boy make the ultimate Christmas wish come true. He agrees—on one
condition: she must be his personal assistant for the week.
When it comes to
making wishes come true, Georgia will do just about anything—as long as it
doesn’t include losing her heart again. But when Christmas Past and Christmas
Present collide, the door to Christmas Future opens… and Georgia realizes that,
just maybe, the real gift this season might be letting Jake back into her
heart.
The idea of this book
was there but it wasn’t fleshed out enough for me. Jake was hurt by Georgia but
never actually talked with her about it. He just decided to be mad at her and
then when they met up again made demands. It was an ok read. Just not a favorite
or probably one I would reread.
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