Review: Typical Talli Roland - i.e. fabulous fun!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 30, 2012
I've read several of Talli's books now and have enjoyed them very much. I really like her writing style, and how the storylines are realistic, funny and often sweet. Mistletoe in Manhattan is no exception.Holly West is currently helping out at her parents' party-planning company. She really wants to get out, though, and run her own high-flying company, but it's not as simple as that. So when an opportunity comes her way to plan a celebrity party in New York, she jumps at the chance. It could be her big break.On arriving in New York, she quickly runs into trouble when she discovers that the celebrity - Dean Layton - has a very unpleasant assistant who has no intention of helping Holly out. Luckily, the barman in the hotel she's working in is much more helpful, and Holly is soon putting together the party of the year. Sadly, more problems are thrown at her, and she worries she may not be home in time for her family Christmas - which is also her birthday. Will she stick out the job until the end, or is family more important?Overall, I found this to be another cracking read from Talli Roland. I admit to liking her novel length stuff best, but that's just because I want more of that engaging, easy to read, fun writing style! More please!!