A review by misterintensity
Kiss Me in New York by Catherine Rider
1.0
From an advanced copy from Netgalley
Charlotte is a British exchange student who is still reeling from her breakup with her boyfriend is stuck in New York City on Christmas Eve. After witnessing Anthony breaking up with his girlfriend the airport, the two decide to explore New York together. This paint by numbers romance is told in alternating chapters by Charlotte and Anthony in the first person. Yet their first person narration veers dangerously close to the third person omniscient with their descriptions of thoughts and actions that neither could possibly know. Their narration is easy to read and the characters are easy to relate to but there are not many surprises in this Christmas romance. If you want a romance that is quick to read then this book is for you but don't expect anything more from this book.
Charlotte is a British exchange student who is still reeling from her breakup with her boyfriend is stuck in New York City on Christmas Eve. After witnessing Anthony breaking up with his girlfriend the airport, the two decide to explore New York together. This paint by numbers romance is told in alternating chapters by Charlotte and Anthony in the first person. Yet their first person narration veers dangerously close to the third person omniscient with their descriptions of thoughts and actions that neither could possibly know. Their narration is easy to read and the characters are easy to relate to but there are not many surprises in this Christmas romance. If you want a romance that is quick to read then this book is for you but don't expect anything more from this book.