Friday, October 25, 2024

Book Review: We Three Kings

πŸ“š Book Review: We Three Kings 
Kristen Bailey
πŸ“š My Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐
πŸ—“️Publication Date:  Out Now!

πŸ“š My Review: This was a sweet holiday rom-com that was equal parts hilarious and heartwarming.. oh my heart! I loved all the boys and their friendship, and how they wanted to look after Maggie over ChristmasπŸ₯Ή. Each family visit had fun interactions while she learned more about each of them outside of work. And then there's sweet Leo.. I was rooting for them!! I adore how Kristen Bailey's writing style and how she brings all of her characters to life! πŸ‘‘πŸ¦ŠπŸ₯‚❤️

If you love workplace romance and holiday cheer, then this is your book! Lots of laugh-out-loud moments and swoony scenes, it’s a cozy read that will definitely leave you feeling warm and festive!

Thank you to Netgally and Storm Publishing for the eARC of this book in exchange for my honest review.

πŸ“š Goodreads Synopsis: Maggie Field was looking forward to a solo Christmas in her cosy London flat – before her three workmates decided to liven things up for her.

Maggie loves her job as head of IT at a financial firm, and her three geeky but lovable work buddies. And when they invite her to stay with each of them for the holidays, she can’t resist the chance to get to know them better.

But then her boss tells her she has to make one of her beloved team redundant, and Maggie is distraught. Frank’s work is his world, Jasper’s sarcastic humour is everything, and Leo…well, he’s talented, professional, confusingly attractive, dependable, and funny… Maggie definitely doesn’t want to lose him.

With her career and her heart on the line, Maggie sets off on the Christmas adventure of a lifetime, from playing fake girlfriend at a lavish wedding, to rescuing baby foxes on a posh country estate, to chasing a very confused donkey on Christmas Day in the Lake District. She can’t ignore the sparks between her and Leo – but she also can’t avoid her dilemma.

Can she find a way to keep her work family together, and maybe even find true love under the mistletoe?

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