A couple weeks ago I finished reading this book and I still can't stop thinking about it because it was really good. I may even go as far as to say it's one of my favourite books ever. Of course I had to give it 5 stars!
It's about two women (Charlotte and Brighton) who are childhood best friends, they were engaged and meant to get married but Brighton left Charlotte at the altar. They haven't been in contact in 5 years since Charlotte was left at the altar but both their friends groups go to Charlotte's mums house for Christmas. She signs all the characters up for different activities and soon enough, Charlotte and Brighton are paired up at the same activity as a duo. This forces them to be close and get back into contact. At the start of the book they ignore each other completely as nobody in the friend group knows about Charlotte and Brighton's history. At one point, they get snowed in and are forced to talk about everything that happened on their wedding day, and everything that has happened in the 5 years they haven't been in contact!The plot twists that happen during the last 20 pages were insane I had no idea the story would end like the way it did. Basically at the end everything is back to normal between them and fast forward a couple years and they even get engaged again!!
Ashley Herring Blake (the author of make the season bright) is the same author that wrote Delilah Green doesn't care (and the other books in that series) and I LOVED THEM so much!!!! So I knew I would love her way of writing which I did, and I couldn't put the book down I always wanted to know what happened next!
I saw lots of people say they didn't like the book because they could never forgive someone that did that to them and I get it but I honestly didn't mind it, it was so fun to read I didn't care.
I haven't read the rest of the other books in the Bright Falls series (the books that follow Delilah Green doesn't care) but I'm even more excited to read them now I've read make the season bright!









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