In a Holidaze

I've read two other CLo books recently, and the thing that I love about them is how they make you fall in love with the heroine, so you only want amazing things for them, and then you fall in love with the person your heroine falls in love with, because they are amazing and are wonderful to each other.

I'm setting this aside around the halfway mark. It's FINE. I don't have an issue with the Groundhog's Day thing; rather I think there are too many characters and so it's hard to get to know/love any of them the way our FMC Maelyn does. (And also I'm still not especially invested in Maelyn either.) She goes to a cabin with close family friends every year for Christmas, has since she was a child, but there are so many people that it's hard to distinguish them from one another. The love interest, Andrew, has literally never considered her a love interest to this point (but Maelyn's had a crush on him for like 10 years!), and I'm not sure why we're supposed to love him other than he looks sexy when he's out in the snow with flushed cheeks. We basically know nothing else about him.

I just finished a holiday romance that I enjoyed way more than I'm enjoying this, so I'm dropping it like it's hot. YMMV. Got too many other books I want to get to this month.