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Home For Christmas by Melissa McClone

amyma's review against another edition

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4.0

Sweet Christmas story.

crownab's review against another edition

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5.0

4.5 stars

cbsears104's review against another edition

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4.0

4.5 stars

casseyt's review against another edition

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4.0

A short, sweet and perfect for the Christmas season read.

sue_t's review against another edition

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3.0

Fun, quick holiday romance story. Predictable and, at times, a bit boring, but overall an enjoyable Christmas read.

momwithareadingproblem's review against another edition

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4.0

Home for Christmas is the first book I’ve read from author Melissa McClone and it won’t be the last! Set in the hills of Montana on a ranch, this holiday story unfolds in the best possible way with gingerbread, snow and mistletoe.

Rachel Murphy comes to Montana to spend the Christmas holiday with her big brother and hopefully convince him to come home to Phoenix with her. She needs a new start. Her business plan was stolen out from under her, along with the seed money. She needs security and her heart needs the pieces put back together. I like her! She’s tough, refuses charity, and even though it’s the holidays has plans to earn cash by selling her gingerbread creations.

Nate Vaughn is the owner of the Bar V5 Dude Ranch and the best friend of Rachel’s brother Ty. Nate is a businessman. He never wanted his father’s life on the ranch until his father nearly lost it all. With the help of Ty, Nate saved the ranch but it cost him his job, his fiancé, and the city life he’d become accustomed to. Now though he wouldn’t trade the life he’s built on the ranch for anything…until he meets Ty’s sister.

Operation Hansel and Gretel commence! Nate learns that Ty is planning to move back to Phoenix with Rachel and well Nate can’t run the ranch without him. So he needs to convince Rachel to stay. The problem, he falls for her, the forbidden fruit. She’s his best friend’s sister, practically family. He can’t touch her, he can’t stay away from her either. I loved the sweet friendship that forms between the two and the romance that slowly unfolds. It’s also relatively clean, as in fade-to-black type scenes.

Overall I enjoyed this novella! It’s sweet, light and funny. Rachel and Nate balance each other perfectly and I love Ty! Hopefully Ty gets his own book in the series….I need to look and find that out. If you enjoy contemporary romance, I highly recommend you grab a copy of this one.

lorimichele's review against another edition

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4.0

Cute story!

lizettyl's review against another edition

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1.0

Too cutesy and cheesy for my taste.

singh_reads_kanwar2's review against another edition

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3.0

The story of Rachel and Nate brought me in from the first page. The bond of brother/ sister between Ty and Rachel are very strong. Ty is very protective Of Rachel, due to her past mistakes, will not let anyone hurt including Nate.
This was a fun read! All the details of the gingerbread houses made me hungry but all their inner turmoil, trying to stay away from their budding romance, filled me up
Now i am hungry after reading about book food...
This is winter romance and the lover will fall in love and the story moves from there to next level

jenniferd3's review

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3.0

I do not typically like romance novels, but I like reading Christmas-themed books before the holidays and this one fit the bill. It was reminiscent of the made-for-TV Christmas movies I like to watch every year.