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A Helluva Holiday
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A Helluva Holiday
Jerrie Alexander
3.0 (1)
Contemporary Romance
Romance
Pages
75
Published
2016
Language
English
1 review
How it reads
Romantic
Funny
Prose complexity 1/10
Genres, subjects and places
Contemporary Romance, Romance
Genres
Contemporary Romance
Romance
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About the author
Jerrie Alexander
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Jerrie Alexander
Crime · Legal Thriller
Nadene
A HELLUVA HOLIDAY by Jerrie Alexander is a short holiday read, featuring the members of Lost and Found Inc. In this installment, the members come together during the Christmas season to assist Clay Hudson, a lifelong friend of Nate Wolfe. Clay sought Nate's help because the woman he loved and her sister had unwittingly engaged in a business deal with the notorious drug lord Carlos Vega. For a short read, character development was good. I was able to establish a connection with Clay and Carol. It was fun watching their interaction. I was glad to see them coming to terms with their feelings and accepting that they truly belong together. This installment packed a punch for such a short story. It was no less than what I had come to expect from the author. There was action, mystery, and romance. It was a page turner that kept me on the edge of my seat, that was until I got blindsided by the manner in which the story was wrapped up. The ending was disappointing, to say the least. After such a buildup I was expecting a lot more. Instead, I was left hanging. There were issues surrounding the investigation that had not been resolved, which left me with more questions than answers. VERDICT The story had the potential to be a five-star read, but due to the issues mentioned it fell short. Overall, it was not a bad read, the plot just needed some tightening up. It leaves one to assume that the author was in a rush to meet a deadline and not much attention was given to the ending. If you are looking fun and short read and don't mind the issues mentioned, then you will enjoy A HELLUVA HOLIDAY. See more at: http://www.theromancereviews.com/viewbooks.php?bookid=23327#sthash.uRX35a7m.dpuf