Always in December is a touching and heartbreaking story about love, timing, and missed opportunities. The characters are wonderful as they move through a year of finding, then losing each other.
I voluntarily read and reviewed an advanced copy of this book. All thoughts and opinions are my own.

Reminiscent of a Jaimie Admans book, the plot is nuanced with several twists and turns as we follow Max and Josie across the United Kingdom and New York City. It's a bit like Serendipity, except that the end will leave you bawling your eyes out! Minus one star for the sad ending.

✨Always, In December✨

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🗓 eBook Release Date: Aug 5, 2021
🗓 Paper Book Release Date: Oct 12, 2021

Our main character, Josie meets Max in meet-cute way where Josie literally knocks him over with her bike. Being days from Christmas and him stranded waiting for his flight to NY to see his family they decide to spend Christmas together, a number of days filled with laughter, passion, and heartwarming moments. When Josie wakes up on Boxing Day alone with a note holding no explanation. This story takes place across 2 years of time split into 5 months across those years. Max and Josie’s lives are intertwined meeting throughout this time. We know Max has a big secret, his main reasoning for leaving. What is it? Why did he leave her?

This book ripped my heart out, sewed it back to gather, ripped it apart again and pulled back all of the pieces. I laughed, I cried I wished there was more. Buckle up your seatbelts and get reading to big cry. I would recommend this to anybody honestly just be prepared. This was quite honestly one of the best novels I have read this year.

🤘 Thank you to Netgalley and Headline Review or an advanced reader copy of this book in exchange for an honest review!

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I received an advance copy of, Always, in December: The timeless, heartbreaking, stay up all night love story by, Emily Stone. I thought this book was ok, I thought it was going to be really good based on the title and it was not.