Enjoyed this book. Action and romance with humor. ( )

Janet Evanovich has given her readers a fun romantic comedy that is centered around the Thanksgiving holiday. I love how the historic setting of Colonial Williamsburg is woven into the story.

The plot centers around Megan Murphy and pediatrician Patrick Hunter. They are brought together when Megan returns a runaway bunny to Patrick’s home. Surprises keep coming that result in the two of them spending a lot of time together.

Written in the author’s usual light-hearted style, Thanksgiving is a fun book to read. There are the anticipated ups and downs in the relationship, but the resolution comes in a completely unexpected manner. “Thanksgiving” is not for someone looking for a squeaky-clean book but is a lot of fun for those who do not mind some more suggestive behavior. It did not take me long to finish reading it cover to cover, so is a good choice for someone who does not have a lot of reading time.

A fun story at any time of year, but a good choice for someone looking for a book set at Thanksgiving. ( )

It is what it is. A short, quick and pretty unbelievable Rom Com. ( )

I did not enjoy this book at all. The writing read like a children's book. It reminded me of those old Dick and Jane books that my generation grew up on. Yes, this is a severe criticism but I couldn't bear to finish the book. Another problem I had was how the two main characters got together. The suspension of belief was too far for me to go. Girl meets boy, enters his home to deliver him a rabbit and stays to take care of an infant while it's mother and the boy leave. ( )

This was really bad read for me. I read a few Stephanie Plum books years ago and remember them being light and entertaining but this was not even that. To say the dialogue was awkward is an understatement. And the storylines were even worse. To top it all off, whatever she was calling "romance" in this book is cauldron of dysfunction and weirdness that went to a whole new level. It was a really short book and still very difficult to finish - it felt endless. I really like reading my holiday themed book this time of year and Thanksgiving themes are rare but I sure wish I'd skipped this one. ( )