Review: Buses and Christmas romances
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 6, 2012
So it is Christmas time around and time to get down and dirty the Sandra Ross way. A nice story with a different option for celebrating Christmas, of course sans the children and the pet dog from the picture.Christmas is a season for spending time with family and friends. A time to strengthen the bonds of kinship for that is the definition of life and happiness. In this story, the protagonist, Ann has been positioned in an uncomfortable situation with her ex-fiancée and his wife living next door to her parents. If life isn't uncomfortable enough, the wife,  Carla is expecting twins and guess who is the most probable godmother?  No prize for guessing.  While drowning literally in self-pity, the one who pops up with a convenient handkerchief is not your average next-door Joe but  a Adonis like replica who goes by the name of Ian.  I should start taking the bus more. One thing leads to another and they end up in Ian's apartment. Sandra Ross has a clinical level of detail reporting and in this scenario she has not spared exhibiting her talent. Ian's apartment is a showcase of a gem which enthralls Anna.This is quite an interesting book with a story line revolving around the Christmas season. A nice Christmas  romance, maybe as a gift perhaps. And if you are not busy riding buses or wallowing in self-pity, read this book.