Will Megan let her heart love again?
Thanksgiving by Janet Evanovich is a sweet little cozy romance read. I love the romance in this book, and Ms. Evanovich does a great job pulling the two leads together.
Megan Murphy is an excellent heroine in this book, and she seems like a responsible person. Patrick Hunter is a terrific hero. Pat is a doctor and has a rabbit that is adorable. These two get into some mischief in this book.
Megan Murphy
Megan Murphy is our heroine of Thanksgiving, and she's adorable. She had run away from her hometown back in June and has been in Williamsburg since. Meg also has decided that marrying isn't for her, and she'll become a spinster. All of this change throughout the book though. Meg is a hilarious character. She is a fiery redhead and when she makes up her mind that is it. However, Meg blames all the changes in her life on Patrick and his cute bunny. Meg is a pottery maker when she isn’t working as one of the old-time characters that sell tickets to the Williamsburg tourist.
What I like about Megan is that she knows what she wants. Especially when it comes to caring for certain people and having them be close. I love it when she also tells Patrick off and is trying to be this lady who takes care of herself and doesn’t need a man. The one thing that I dislike about Megan is being this new woman means that she won’t listen to anyone that has wronged her.
Patrick Hunter
Patrick Hunter has recently moved to Williamsburg and is starting a Pediatrician clinic there. It’s all nice and good until he lost his rabbit twice. Yep, twice, both times Megan finds his rabbit, which is not good for Megan’s Puritan outfit. Pat is a nice guy although he sometimes comes off as a slacker and a guy that isn’t organized at all. Once Megan starts seeing more of him he does show more of his true colors, and those are the things that make her fall in love.
What I did like about Patrick is that he generally cares for Meg and the baby that they are caring for. He is charming and responsible type of guy. The one thing that I didn’t like about him is that he wanted to ask Megan a vital question, but his reasoning was flawed. So, it takes him a while to accomplish his task.
Five Stars
Thanksgiving by Janet Evanovich is marvelous little romance. This book is a great holiday read. It’s a fast-paced story. I loved every minute of it. So, grab your hot mug of apple cider or hot chocolate, this cozy, romantic book, get the fire going and enjoy.
I am giving this book a five-star rating, and I am recommending it to anyone that likes romances to give this a try.
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