The Christmas Cadeau by K.D. Elizabeth
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
I adored K.D. Elizabeth's "The Christmas Cadeau," a lovely story
that beautifully captured the joy and magic of the Christmas season as
well as the special connection between main characters Maxime and Laure.
I'm not a big fan of the insta-love trope, which IMO is overused in
novellas, so what I most appreciated about this novella is that Max and
Laure were already an established couple. It was obvious how much they
genuinely loved each other because of the little things they did to show
their affection, both physically and emotionally. The conflict between
them arose as they attempted to navigate the complexities of their
evolving relationship. There was a misunderstanding between them, but
the reasons for it were perfectly clear and understandable, and I
appreciated that Max and Laure confronted the issue head on rather than
letting the hurt continue to build.
I highly recommend this short
but sweet holiday romance. It was completely different from any other
story I've read recently, in the very best of ways. I look forward to
picking up Max's friend Ethan's story very soon!
*Review copy provided by the author. All opinions expressed are my own.
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