The Post Box at the North Pole. Jaimie Admans
🌟🌟🌟🌟 Review:
Loved the story but charmed by the Reindeers
An adorable read.
After a whirlwind beginning of losing her job, finding out her dad had a heart-attack and that he owned a reindeer sanctuary, Sasha flies to Norway on the understanding she was going to help her Dad wind things up and move him back to the UK. But nothing is that straightforward upon landing she is met by Tav, "a sexier version of the Michelin man", and a dog sled ride through the snow, arriving to a stereotypical Christmas village in the North Pole.
I love the undercurrent humour running through this story, I mean calling a reindeer Rudolph number 3 so that he didn't get confused, and Colin the perfect reindeer name cracked me up.
But at the heart of every story, I read is the blooming chemistry between two characters, who in the world of fiction are destined to fall for each other. However, will her father's meddling be the one thing that breaks hearts rather than bind them.
I read this book in October, but due to personal reasons I have not been able to upload my review before now, but Sasha and Tav's story has stayed with me during the festive season.
My thanks to Netgalley, publisher HQ Digital and the author Jaimie Admans for allowing me to read and review The Post Box at the North Pole.
Purchase Links:
Barnes & Noble: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-post-box-at-the-north-pole-jaimie-admans/1140046960?ean=9780008466923
Kobo: https://www.kobo.com/gb/en/ebook/the-post-box-at-the-north-pole?open=true
Waterstones: https://www.waterstones.com/book/the-post-box-at-the-north-pole/jaimie-admans/9780008466930
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