One Day in December

Not quite sure how I feel about this one. It had its moments. Cute, sweet, funny moments. There were even a couple of moments that made me get a little bit sniffle-y. And I actually liked Laurie and Sarah and Jack. Oscar not so much, but whatever. My biggest problem was that it dragged on for way too many pages. Like say 75 pages too many. This should have been 300 (give or take 10 pages) page count book. Because you get to the point that Sara figures out the bus boy mystery and you know exactly what is going happen. (Which is fine, I knew going in what this book was.) But then the story time line sloooooowwwwwsssss to an absolute crawl. The reader is left to turn pages, hoping that the two daft idiots with the encouragement of their mutual friend will suddenly be sharing the same space just so the reader can stop turning pages. Yep, less pages would have been fantastic.

Other than that, it wasn't bad. But it wasn't yell about it from the rooftops great either. I'd be willing to give another book by this author a chance.