Thanksgiving Feast by Vivian Vincent

Title: Thanksgiving Feast

Author: Vivian Vincent

Sub-Genre(s): Contemporary, Holiday

Publisher: Self-published

Publication Date: November 2011

ISBN #: B0068O8EAK

Format: eBook from Author

Reviewer: Sam

Rating: 3.5 Cups

Blurb:*

Gloria has accepted her life living on the streets. One cold Thanksgiving Day, she decides to visit a homeless shelter for a shower, a hot meal and a warm bed.

Jonathan is rich beyond his wildest dreams, but his life is unfulfilled, so he volunteers his time at a homeless shelter during Thanksgiving.

When Jonathan and Gloria meet, both their lives are forever changed, by hope and by love.

Review:
Thanksgiving feast was an emotional packed story, quick to read and has some steamy sex mixed in with it.

I thought the beginning part was awful but the ways the reader used the loss to show how some people end up on the streets, eye opening. Gloria and her situation were really touching, you wanted something to come out good from her situation and because of this you will stick to reading the whole thing.

The reason it got one less, star, was because of how fast it moved and the quickness of the romance, I felt it needed a little more time to develop. Other than that I thought it was a quick but lovely read that will certainly get you in the Holiday spirit.


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