Review: Wish Upon a Christmas Star: A Boxed Set of 6 Fairy Tale Inspired, Sweet Novellas

About the Book
To help you celebrate this holiday season, six authors have joined together to bring you a box set of stories filled with the Christmas spirit. Each story is a clean, contemporary romance, inspired by a beloved fairy tale.

This box set, new for the 2018 Christmas season, includes stories from best-selling, long-time favorite, and new authors: Kit Morgan, Danielle Thorne, Allie Pleiter, K.D. Garcia, Rachel A. Andersen, and Jessica L. Elliott.
Snuggle up next to a warm fire, grab a mug of cocoa, and enjoy:

The Way You Look at Me (A Sweet City Hearts Novella):
When Anna learns the identity of Charleston’s infamous food critic, they both discover about how love reveals true beauty–inside and out. Inspired by The Ugly Duckling

A Mermaid Under the Mistletoe:
When Leilani Hale’s morning workout is interrupted by an attempted burglary, it’s going to take all of her faith and a few Christmas miracles to get her life back on track. Inspired by the Little Mermaid

Giant Love:
Best-selling author Kit Morgan's Jack and the Beanstalk inspired romance.

The Leprechaun of Christmas Present:
A leprechaun gives a young man lessons about business and love just in time for Christmas. Inspired by A Christmas Carol.

A Little Christmas Pretense:
Cindy Ashby thinks her life is as good as it’s going to get until a handsome stranger comes and turns her world upside down. Inspired by Cinderella

Henry’s Holiday Charade:
Henry must find a girlfriend in time for his family’s company Christmas party, so the cute but chatty and accident-prone, Amanda Hill, will have to do. Inspired by A Frog Prince.

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My Thoughts

Wish Upon a Christmas Star was a wonderful collection of stories perfect for the holiday season. Featuring six retellings of old classics, each written by a different author, it has something for anyone who has ever loved fairy tales.

I enjoyed all six stories a great deal. That's not always the case for me and boxed sets. There's usually at least a couple that I don't care for, but that wasn't the case with this one. I loved them all. My favorites were The Way You Look at Me and Henry's Holiday Charade, but they were all really good.

The unique twists to beloved fairytales, the great characters, and the uplifting feel-goodness make this collection a must read this holiday. I had only read one of the authors before, so it was nice to find five more to add to my ever-growing reading list.

I received a complimentary copy of this book and voluntarily reviewed it. All thoughts and comments are my honest opinion.

Four Stars