Name: Christmas in Venice
Rating: 4.00 (2 reviews)

I received this book for free from the Prolific Works in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.

Did someone put a bomb in Olivia’s suitcase?

Christmas in Venice by Meadow Taylor is a great little romance novel to put you in the mood for romance and maybe a bit of Christmas spirit. If you don’t mind the whole bomb situation that she has gotten herself into in this venture. Hopefully, it doesn’t put you out of the mood for Christmas.

We met our heroine Olivia Moretti, and she is a pretty great character. The love interest is Alessandro Rossi, and he seems to be quite a charmer. It is only 100 pages and a great short read to get you feeling the holiday spirit.

I did enjoy this book. I am giving it a five-star rating.

The Series

This book is my first by author, Meadow Taylor, and I loved it. It was a sweet introduction to her series called Olivia Moretti. Like I said above it’s an excellent short little read and I enjoyed it a lot. I think sometime in the future I might even read the second book called Midnight in Venice.

Other Christmas Books by Meadow Taylor

If you are looking for other Christmas books by Meadow Taylor here are some of them: Christmas in Bruges, and Christmas in Alcatraz. These two books are only $0.99 right now. It's such a great deal.

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Happy Holidays!This review was originally posted on Baroness' Book Trove

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Written on Nov 5, 2018

Emma (SCR)

Written on Dec 7, 2016

This review was originally posted on Star Crossed Reviews This is a short story about Olivia. Olivia is due to start a new job in Venice in the new year but instead of spending Christmas alone she decides to take the trip early.

But when she is arrested in the airport she thinks it’s all over.

This was a lovely little story but unfortunately unlike the title suggest we do not spend any time in Venice. The whole book was set in the airport. I was disappointed by this as I adore Venice and I was looking forward to reliving this city.

The writing in this book is excellent and I can’t wait to read the follow-up Midnight in Venice.