Heather’s Review of “The First Holidays” by Cait Marie

By: Heather Dowell

*Originally posted on Heather’s vlog: https://heatherdowell.wordpress.com/2021/01/20/the-first-holidays/

Lila Weston is a pro at keeping secrets, but this time, she can’t wait to share with her friends and *ahem* boyfriend.

She has been counting down the days until Gavin, Beth Ann, and Dylan are home for the holidays. Despite seeing Gavin most weekends, however, they haven’t spent more than a day or two together since the summer. And she’s worried their time apart might have changed things, that he might not be as excited about her big decision as she hopes.

Beth Ann is skilled in avoiding her issues, but she’s never had to face someone just as stubborn.

All year, she’s brushed off Dylan’s flirting, claiming he’s ridiculously friendly to everyone. Yet, the extra attention he seems to save just for her warms her from head to toe. It was easy to ignore while in New York, but now she’s home for three weeks. And there’s no way she’ll be able to stay away.

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This short story is perfect for readers who just want some fluff for the holidays. Our favorite characters from The Last Summer are back and full of love and dreams… and nerves.

While this story can be read on its own, it does follow the events of The Last Summer and serves as a sort of prequel to The Final Chance. One couple does get their happy ending, but the other has to wait until The Final Chance.


REVIEW

I need the next book now because this made me cry. It was so perfect. The writing, the emotions. It had it all and I need more. How the heck do I have a book hangover after something so short? Like what the heck? I shouldn’t be this attached, but I am. Best book I’ve read all year so far.

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