Holiday Kisses by Gwynne Forster
By Sharel Gordon-Love • Dec 25th, 2009 • Category: Book Review 2009 •
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Craig Jackson was considered a celebrity TV news anchor in Baltimore while Kisha Moran’s dental practice was known around the city for reaching out to the less fortunate, especially the children to provide good dental care. Kisha’s giving heart, and Craig’s seemingly arrogant attitude did not seem destined to come together in Gwynne Forster’s Holiday Kisses.
The attraction between Craig and Kisha was evident, even through the excruciating toothache pain Craig was experiencing when he found himself outside of Kisha’s dental practice waiting for her to care for his tooth. Easing Craig’s fear of needles, Kisha spent the time needed to care for the tooth and send the handsome TV anchor on his way, but not without thoughts of him lingering behind.
Through a tug-of-war of wills, perception and misperceptions, Craig and Kisha began to date, but it was not long before the very things they found interesting in each other would find a way to bring friction between the two. Will Craig and Kisha share the holiday kisses they both anticipate, or find a reason to go their separate ways?
I found Holiday Kisses to be a quick read, but with so much “back and forth” between the characters, I was more than anxious to see the end of the story. I recommend this book to those who love holiday romances.
This book was provided to me courtesy of the author.
Review by Sharel E. Gordon-Love
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Sharel Gordon-Love is a single mother of three grown sons and one adoptive daughter, and the author of When He Calls, a Christian Fiction novel. An avid reader since the age of five, Sharel has a passion for the written word and what can be done with it. Sharel finds a way to share the written word through children and women's ministries; she is a licensed Evangelist Missionary in the Church of God in Christ.
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