The Amazon Description does a decent job of giving the basic gist of the tale:
Christmas and cooking collide in this hilarious romantic comedy from Rosie Blake. 'Tis the season to be jolly. Unless you've found an intimate picture of another woman on your fiance's phone . . . Eve is heartbroken after discovering her fiance is cheating on her. Being surrounded by the joys of Christmas is more than Eve can bear, so she chooses to avoid the festivities by spending Christmas alone on a houseboat in Pangbourne. Eve gets gets an unexpected seasonal surprise when handsome local vet Greg comes to her rescue one day, and continues to visit Eve's boat on a mission to transform her from Kitchen Disaster Zone to Culinary Queen. But where does Greg keep disappearing to? What does Eve's best friend Daisy know that she isn't telling? And why is there an angry goose stalking Eve's boat? A hilarious and heart-warming novel about Christmas, catastrophes, and cooking, containing exclusive Christmas recipes, from the talented Rosie Blake.I love that it mentions the angry goose ... but it left out Eve's whacktastic family, the crazy dog that her ex-fiance is trying to reclaim, Greg's brother, and a whole slew of other delightful characters I've loved getting to know. Ah well. Guess a description can't really cover everything, huh?
So, on with the teases. They might not really tell you more of the story, but maybe you'll find your interest piqued enough to want to give the book a try!
If you enjoy the Christmas season, good recipes, belly laughs, "awwww" moments, and the occasional desire to smack a character in the face with a muddy boot, then How To Stuff Up Christmas might very well be right up your tinsle-covered alley.
What do you think?
12 comments:
I'll have to keep this in mind for December. :)
This does have the makings of a fun read!
LOL - I could never read a winter story in July (I'm crazy like that LOL) Hope you are enjoying this one.
This does sound like a lot of fun. My teaser this week comes from the thriller Dark Road Home by Anna Carlisle. Happy reading!
Hmm, I would have to wait a while to read it...I'm not ready for Christmas! lol
I do enjoy books about family, though, and this one shows those dynamics delightfully. Here's mine: “MUST LOVE DOGS: NEW LEASH ON LIFE”
This sounds like it could be funny. Happy Reading!
What a fun sounding book! There's nothing wrong with reading Christmas books in July--or year round for that matter. But that's just me (and you too!).
Oh, I'm all for reading Christmas books in the summer, when - hopefully - you're NOT shivering by the fireside, but all warm and sunny and winter seems like a bad dream:). This one looks like it's loads of fun - thanks for sharing. Mine is something quite different... https://sjhigbee.wordpress.com/2016/07/05/teaser-tuesday-5th-july-2016/
That sounds like a fun read. I was still reading Christmas books in March because some of the ones I had on hold didn't come in until then. Girl Who Reads
LOL! Love that quote! Here’s my Teaser Tuesday.
Christmas in July! Sounds like a fun read.
Christmas in July! Sounds like a fun read.
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