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Sunday Book Review – Oh Baubles by Harmony Kent

Published on by dgkaye

My Sunday book review today is for Harmony Kent’s novella, Oh Baubles. A story about a young woman Charlene who had some terrible misfortune in her life and thought all chances of love were off the table, not realizing love was right under her nose.

Blurb:

After a tragic accident one Christmas, Charlene loses her husband and her leg.Scarred and damaged, the losses leave her lost and reeling, and a long recovery lies ahead of her.

When John, a hot young physiotherapist, comes into her life with his ripped abs and good-god good-looks, she can’t imagine he’d give somebody like her a second glance.

Then she falls for him.

Can Charlene overcome all obstacles to gain back her life and find true love once more?

Find out in this fun-filled, clean Christmas romance novella from award-winning author Harmony Kent.

My 5 Star Review:

Charlene has survived a car crash, and the collateral damage was she lost both her husband and her leg in the crash. And with all she’d been through with coping, and therapy, it didn’t leave her much of a self-esteem. Enter Dr. John her Adonis-like physiotherapist, and Charlene becomes attracted to him, at the same time she couldn’t even fathom that he would be interested in a mess like her.

The book continues on with the encounters between these two characters, sometimes so close, yet so far, as we learn there is a mutual attraction, yet mishaps, misinterpreted signs and setbacks seem to always get in the way of them getting together. The author does a great job of inviting us into all the thoughts these two characters have, and will keep us rooting throughout the roadblocks for them to finally get together.

More than just a romance story with some well developed characters and some insight as to what an amputee endures, both physically and mentally. A sweet holiday read you can enjoy in a two-hour sitting.

©DGKaye2021

67 thoughts on “Sunday Book Review – Oh Baubles by Harmony Kent”

  2. Physiotherapists get you feeling better again. I remember doing breathing exercises after my thyroidectomy with a rather delightful physiotherapist, albeit at least 25 years younger than I was at the time. He was rather easy on the eye as I remember…x

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  5. Thanks for the recommendation, Debby. I am always looking for something different to read over Christmas, and Harmony’s new book ticks a lot of boxes. Congratulations to her and thanks for sharing it.

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  14. Having read a couple of Harmony’s other books, I’m sure this one will be delightful. I like the idea of getting into both of the main characters’ heads as that is different from the norm.

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