It was definitely a great end, but I just thought Joshua changed his mind pretty fast for someone who was so stubborn throughout the book. The only thing that I would have liked differently was the ending. Perhaps it was the whole painting Joshua without him knowing it part. Somehow this just really made this book even more enjoyable for me. I also really loved the fact that Suzanne was a painter. The romance between them was really sweet and I just loved the Christmas element in this book. I just loved reading both their sides of the story. What I loved the most about ‘The Trouble With Christmas’ was the way this book is written through both Suzanne and Joshua’s point of view. Combine Suzanne with the grumpy cowboy Joshua who doesn’t usually talk at all and you have a great combination. Suzanne is a little ‘weird’, and when she is nervous she starts to chat like a crazy person. Especially the main character Suzanne was one I really loved. I was really looking forward to reading this book, since it would be my first ‘Christmas’ read of the season and luckily for me it didn’t disappoint. Especially after she makes the mistake of telling her parents a ‘little’ lie: Joshua is a Christmas enthusiast. Unfortunately Joshua doesn’t want anything to do with Suzanne.

And when she meets her handsome landlord Joshua she knows staying in Colorado for a little while is a good thing.

Desperate for a spark of creativity Suzanne is excited when she finds out she is staying in this beautiful country cottage. Suzanne is an artist looking for her muse, and when she is invited by her best friend to stay in a little town in Colorado she just can’t refuse.

In ‘The Trouble With Christmas’ we meet Suzanne. So when I saw the sign up for ‘The Trouble With Christmas’ I didn’t even have to think about it and signed up as fast as I could. I seriously could read those all year round. I am a big Christmas lover! I love everything about Christmas and I especially love reading Christmas Romance novels.

Heart's Desire by Amy Andrews