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But the journey to finding that special someone that will last for a long time, having that one individual who will stand by our side, without any conditions, is something that can be truly hard to come by. It's only when she later reconnects with Jonah, a goodhearted, tuba-playing friend from high school (who’s grown up to be a goodhearted, hot musician) and takes a stroll down memory lane that Josie can finally let down her guard, open her heart, and take a step toward the future, even if she still has one foot still planted in the past. As the plot twists and turns, Josie struggles to overcome the pain of her past while a lovable cast of side characters adds warmth and surprising humor along the way. Will Josie find her Happily Ever After? Grab a hot cocoa, put on some Burl Ives, and let’s find out! The story revolve arround the both character. There is a great importance nd turning point of this story is Christmas. It gives perfect vibe to the story. Both are independent and successful in their profession .

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Around the story, this book has a lot of Christmas-themed locations. I spent my very interesting two days reading this. Josie is a very relatable character whose strengths were clearly outlined. She writes about Sarah in a way that is easy to understand, and the story will keep you reading.A perfect Christmas romance just before Christmas with full of sweet, cute Christmas themes, family dynamics, right amount of emotion, drama & romance with tropes like childhood friends to strangers to lovers. 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.

The main protagonists of the book are Josie Kester and Jonah Davis. Josie is in her early thirties independent and single as her expected proposal turned out to be the breakup. Every year in her town they celebrate the famous Christmas festival and this year post her break up she was organizing the festival with her classmate Jonah. Later she developed feelings for him but he has someone in his life as well. To know the furthermore, read this funny rollercoaster romantic comedy book. We might notice that "Happily ever after" typically occurs in fairytales more often than not. The fact that there are still so many of us who are either hopelessly romantic or too hopeful to believe that eternal love, in reality, does actually exist, is unaffected by this, though. Meet Josie Kester, a thirty-three-year-old graphic designer known by all as a giant Christmas nut. Every year, she and her family oversee the production of the Pine Rose Christmas Festival, a lavish event never missed by anyone in town. Although she is independent by nature and overall satisfied in life, Josie desperately wishes to find her special someone and live Happily Ever After. She believes she has finally found The One with Dr. Evan Connolly, a handsome and successful plastic surgeon who sweeps her off her feet. She even thinks she will be receiving a proposal at the annual Christmas festival! But instead of popping the question, Evan informs her right before the big event that he is leaving her for his nurse, Jenna. Devastated, Josie swears off relationships moving forward, abandoning all hope for Happily Ever After. There are various twist and turns in this story ,which maintains the excitement throughout the story. Author has narrated the story at great pace. I had lot of favorite scene in this story. I really want to thank the author for this amazing book . Written from the heart! Working with Jane Snow on the sale of my home, from the listing to the closing, was a great experience! Jane’s easy-going manner put everyone at ease right from the start. This, along with her amazing wealth of knowledge, professionalism, expertise and efficiency made it a smooth process. I would recommend Jane to a first home buyer, as well as a “seasoned” home shopper. ~ D.K. We had a great experience with Jane. She was very knowledgeable and friendly. She has been wonderful to work with.~ R.G. About Jane:

This book will make you feel love again and always have faith in love. The emotional ride of this book just overwhelmed me in some places. The characters are clearly portrayed in this book but I really wish a few characters should have been less complicated so the storyline can go smoothly I think that is the part of the book and Josie's life which makes this book interesting and romantic as well as full of surprises in the Christmas season. However, when Fate reconnected Josie and her former next-door neighbour and classmate, Jonah Davis, it had its share of plans, romantic turmoils and conflicts, thrill and the prospect of a happy ending. Dermatologist reveals the disgusting reason why you need to stop sleeping on old yellow pillows - and how it's a 'breeding ground' for dust mites 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.

Jane has been exceptionally helpful to us in many ways. She has spent numerous hours showing properties to us and has always been very pleasant and willing to help us in every way." ~Bev W. The story of Josie and her rationship with her friends and family were beautiful and a delight to read about. Her family seemed really understanding and encouraging through all the difficulties that she faced. Even the character of Josie is very beautifully written by the author. Undoubtedly she had hard times with relationships but that doesn't seem to be an obstacle in her road to achieve her goals. She is always well composed, confident and someone who has a dream to fulfill. This is such a cute romcom perfect for the valentine 🌹season. I could relate to Josie at so many levels. Her numerous (break-ups) relationships had me in splits but i was so engrossed in the one she shared with Evan and i was almost rooting for them. However it left both Josie and me in a heartbreak 💔.Speaking about the night to The Sun, Ms Snow described how it was a 'consensual thing between two drunk adults'. A link to an archived article about McGawley's arrest] ( https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=1988&dat=19790517&id=1T4iAAAAIBAJ&sjid=nqwFAAAAIBAJ&pg=1263,1950111&hl=en) 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 A Pine Rose Christmas is the wonderful book writtent by the Sarah Jane Snow. First i want to appreciate its catchy cover and its meaningful title which is enough to attract any reader. its language is simple and smooth . 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