What I liked best about using this idea was that it gave Mae the ability and confidence to just go for it – to finally live authentically and to share her feelings with Andrew, come what may. It was very reminiscent of the movie Groundhog Day if you’re familiar with it, although there wasn’t an excessive amount of looping where you’d have to reread the same piece of story line over and over. The time loop plot line was overall an interesting twist and something new from Christina Lauren. Little did she know that wish would cast her into a time loop where she gets to relive her Christmas holiday giving her the opportunity to kiss the RIGHT brother and maybe even save the cabin and their Christmas tradition in the process. Not only is she devastated by this oops moment, but she soon learns that this holiday is to be their last one together at the cabin so full of memories.ĭesperate to change the past and the future she throws out a wish to the universe asking it to show her what will make her happy. Only she wakes up the morning after Christmas having kissed her long-time friend, NOT his brother whom she’s had a massive crush on since she was a teen.
Maelyn Jones is spending the holidays at a cabin in Utah where she has always spent the Christmas holiday with her family and two additional families she’s known since she was born. I loved this story set up from writing duo Christina Lauren in their latest romance release, In a Holidaze. Who wouldn’t want to go back in time for a do-over when you realize you’ve kissed the wrong brother? You can purchase In A Holidaze here from Amazon or if you’d like to support small bookstores, it’s also available at Libro.fm or : Time Travel, Holiday, Christmas Romance This was a great audiobook to listen to while baking Christmas cookies!
Her reading style was alive and variant, bringing numerous characters to life. Funny, endearing and full of unconditional love, this sweet book will wrap you in a warm holiday hug.Īudiobook Review Murin is fitting as the funny, self deprecating Mae. I loved the chills during romantic tension and heart tugging moments. I loved how all the characters felt so real that I wanted to be part of Mae’s family. The Groundhog Day theme dances on a precarious ledge but Christina Lauren balanced it perfectly.
Only this year, Mae keeps reliving the same day until she can discover what makes her happy. The highlight of her depressing life is the annual Christmas gathering in Utah where she gets to see the love of her life one week a year and ogle him from afar.
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