A pine rose Christmas is a perfect Christmas romance book to read during the holidays. It is cute, and sometimes funny, it will make you emotional, and it will leave you with a warm fuzzy feeling. The characters are well developed, especially that of Josie, I liked her so much. The chemistry between Josie and Jonah is really good. The small town romance and Christmas vibes made this book a lovely read. The story highlights a spectre of human interaction and emotions , how everything is not as easy as it seems. More often than not, we might see that ‘Happily ever after’ mostly happens in fairytales. Regardless, this doesn’t change the fact there are still so many of us out there, who are either hopelessly romantic or too optimistic to believe that eternal love, indeed does truly exist.

Our protoganist, Josie Kester is a happy young woman in her 30s who is living an independent life from very long time. She is looking out for someone special who could make her feel complete. She is afraid of new relationship as recently she has been betrayed by love of her life. Family Members Say Jane's Memory Remains Strong] ( http://articles.petoskeynews.com/2009-05-12/young-sons_24048737). This article discusses the impact 30 years on and Jane's sister believes McGawley is guilty. However, fast-forward a year, and a surprise reconnection with her former classmate and neighbor, Jonah Davis, challenges her resolve to remain alone. I personally took couple of week to finish this book and , I highly recommend you all to read this book at once. You will surely going to witness an amazing story. In the book, ‘A Pine Rose Christmas’ by author Sarah Jane Snow, we see the same happening with our main female protagonist, wherein after getting deceived by her partner, she creates a sort of wall around herself to protect her heart from getting broken again.

The connection between Josie and Jonah was strange, and it was crucial to note that even in their arguments, their desire for one another's happiness always won out over their egos.

The cover of this book really attracted me to read it. As Christmas is approaching and this book too have a Christmas theme, so I couldn't stop my urge to read this wonderful book. Josie tries very hard not to fall for her childhood enemy because she does not want to face the fact that has been staring at her for a very long time, but there is no point in attempting to make her heart change its mind.Fast-forward a year, and a surprise reconnection with her former classmate and neighbor, Jonah Davis, challenges her resolve to remain alone. As the two collaborate on a project for the Christmas festival, Josie finds herself falling for her childhood friend but resists her burgeoning feelings. Not only is she afraid of getting hurt again, but there is another woman in Jonah’s life, Josie’s arch-nemesis from high school, complicating matters. As the festive season is right around the corner, there can be found many books that are available, which are actually written just for the sake of it. Susanna Reid slams I'm a Celeb's Nigel Farage and brands ex-UKIP leader 'desperate' in rant on Good Morning Britain Terrifying moment worker trapped at the top of 16-storey burning tower desperately begs to be saved - as humble crane driver who winched him to safety says 'it's not been your average day at work'

And when such people have to face betrayal, they are bound to experience a flurry of complex emotions that can get difficult to manage, and make them distrustful, suspicious and chary of any new relationships. I'm A Celebrity's Nella Rose is branded a 'hypocrite' by fans as she uses the same phrase which prompted outburst at Fred Sirieix in resurfaced tweet Can a broken heart heal and learn to love again? ❤️ Perhaps it can with a little dose of Christmas magic ❄️ Fashion designer Marc Jacobs' husband is slammed for furious rant at influencer who criticised him for wearing fur, and claims their love of doughnuts supports slavery in AfricaSo, even when Josie tries hard to resist against falling for her childhood nemesis, not wanting to see the reality that stared at her, hard and long, her heart wanted what it wanted and there was simply no point in trying to prove this as otherwise. Amidst the Christmas-feels and the desperate longing for the 'Happily Ever After', there is this pervasiveness of romantic sentiments, a "supernova of romance" leading to an outburst of joys. However, it was soon tainted, and the "fiery romance" of Josie, a graphic designer and Evan Connolly, a plastic surgeon subsided into an "ever-dying star" and their honeymoon-phase of love collapsed into disjunctive notions with respect to their perspectives of life. Insecurities creeped into her life, often questioning Evan's existence in her life: "Did she love Evan?" and when Chris acts as a mirror, putting forward her question: "but do you love him? Do you The entire narration of the story flows smoothly and it has a lot of varied emotions, that range from happiness, angst, heartbreak, fear, longing, affection and much more, thereby making this simply an excellent journey to witness and to read.