I just read Just date and see by Portia Macintish, This is my second book I have read by her, and I loved this one too! I love a feel good Christmas book. Just date and see can be purchased here on Amazon, Waterstones, Barnes and Noble
Synopsis
Billie is looking forward to a quiet, man-free Christmas. It’s just a shame her family doesn't feel the same way…
With a house full of unexpected (and unwanted) guests, Billie needs to find the perfect escape to get away from the chaos.
So when her dating app recommends a week of singles nights in her area, Billie decides that braving these events has to be better than making conversation with her dad’s new wife, dealing with her mum's mid-life crisis or witnessing her sister flirting with her insufferably arrogant next-door neighbour.
While this is definitely not the festive season she had planned, between disco bowling and boozy bingo, little does Billie know that she may find love this year after all - she'll just have to date and see...
My review
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When Billie unexpectedly has a few too many houseguests over Christmas she hits 'rsvp to all events' on her dating app in an attempt to escape the mayhem of her over full house. Why not? What's the worst that could happen?... Just date and see!
I loved that Billie is a strong independent woman, and could completely relate to her on her own personal hellish Christmas (circa 2010 for me) I loved Rocco and was rooting for them from the start. The way they took every mishap instride with grace and humour was entertaining, amusing and inspiring (we could all do with a bit of that I think)
I loved the twist near the end and the 'happily ever after' , sometimes what seems to be completely dysfunctional is quite functional and exactly as it's meant to be.
Thank you @netgalley and @bookandtonic books for the arc copy in exchange for my honest opinions.
Billie is looking forward to a quiet, man-free Christmas. It’s just a shame her family doesn't feel the same way…
With a house full of unexpected (and unwanted) guests, Billie needs to find the perfect escape to get away from the chaos.
So when her dating app recommends a week of singles nights in her area, Billie decides that braving these events has to be better than making conversation with her dad’s new wife, dealing with her mum's mid-life crisis or witnessing her sister flirting with her insufferably arrogant next-door neighbour.
While this is definitely not the festive season she had planned, between disco bowling and boozy bingo, little does Billie know that she may find love this year after all - she'll just have to date and see...
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
When Billie unexpectedly has a few too many houseguests over Christmas she hits 'rsvp to all events' on her dating app in an attempt to escape the mayhem of her over full house. Why not? What's the worst that could happen?... Just date and see!
I loved that Billie is a strong independent woman, and could completely relate to her on her own personal hellish Christmas (circa 2010 for me) I loved Rocco and was rooting for them from the start. The way they took every mishap instride with grace and humour was entertaining, amusing and inspiring (we could all do with a bit of that I think)
I loved the twist near the end and the 'happily ever after' , sometimes what seems to be completely dysfunctional is quite functional and exactly as it's meant to be.
Thank you @netgalley and @bookandtonic books for the arc copy in exchange for my honest opinions.
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