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 Ilsa has been obsessed with the idea of love ever since she was little. She also loves helping out her mom's wedding planning business. Riddle's Bridal Boutique and Wedding Planning have just gotten their biggest break yet: a high society millionaire. What Isla doesn't expect is for the bride's brother to be so charming. August Harker's life has been all planned out for him but as he and Isla become closer, he starts to find himself and Isla starts to find the true love she's always dreamed about. The third installment in the All I Want For Christmas series was just as wholesome and cute as the first two. This series is the perfect thing to get me in the holiday spirit. I feel like this whole series would make a perfect Christmas gift for romance lovers. So far, Isla and August have been my least favorite couple in this series. They seemed to fall in love instantly and the whole "being in love with a guy who already has a girlfriend" trope was just a ...

   Everly Waverly is co-directing and staring as Elizabeth Bennet as in her own stage adaptation of   Pride and Prejudice.  The only problem is Greg Baily, the boy who was supposed to play Darcy, broke his leg and won't be able to perform. Beckett Hawthorne has his own problems to worry about. He doesn't have any interest in  Pride and Prejudice  and he definitely doesn't want to play Mr. Darcy, but when he mentions the play to his social worker (big mistake), she pressures him into joining the cast. As the opening night gets closer, Beckett and Everly start to fall in love. I love the dual POVs and small enemies to lovers trope included in this book. Everly and Beckett were such a cute couple! The characters had great chemistry and I loved every interaction between them. They had great witty banter. I also like the overlapping characters in this series. It was so great to see Graham didn't totally mess up everyone's lives for good in  All I Want For C...

 Graham has been in love with the girl next door ever since she moved in. The only problem is she's been dating his best friend, Jeremy, for the past two years. Then, one night, everything changes as Graham makes a wish on a shooting star. All he wants for Christmas is Sarah Clarke. And his wish comes true. When Graham wakes up the next day, he finds that he's been dating Sarah for the past two years. Graham's wish would have only come true if he and Sarah were meant to be together, but he and Sarah bring out the worst in each other. Not to mention Graham's falling for the new girl in town.  If you ignore the fact that literally EVERYONE was emotionally cheating on one another, this was a pretty okay book. I swear this book had more drama than Glee . On the bright side, All I Want For Christmas is the Girl Next Door  wasn't boring at all, though the book was really predictable. I called that ending on page 17. On top of the preditcablity, it was a bit repetive. For ...