Cute Christmas book! I had just finished reading one of her previous books a couple weeks ago, so was thrilled to see this on here. Great storyline, great chemistry, think I am a little burned out on Christmas books now!

This book was so cute! Even though it's past Christmas and the holiday season is over I still really enjoyed this book! I think Riven and Wendy had great chemistry and the overall story was great. Can't wait to read more from this author in the future

2 out of 5 steam level- kissing and closed door sex scenes

Wendy Nichols is a successful playwright from New York who is planning a Christmas trip for her family. Riven Clark is a famous novelist from California who is holed up in a cabin in Utah after his wife left him for another man. When Riven's cabin gets double booked, he finds himself hosting not only his family but also Wendy's- that's sixteen people in one place for a whole week! As the families make the best of a seemingly impossible situation, Riven and Wendy find themselves drawn to each other. Will their attraction be just a holiday fling or something more?

I enjoyed this book so much! The premise of the book is of course a bit crazy, but it really worked for me. I enjoyed the dynamic between the two families and how they came together to make a bad situation work out for the best. Riven and Wendy had great chemistry, and I enjoyed the dual POV. They're supposed to be enemies at first, but it honestly lasts for a whole five seconds before it turns into flirty banter and fun pranks that had me smiling the whole time. I liked the plot twist in the middle that turned Wendy's one week stay into a much longer trip, and I enjoyed seeing Riven's book come together with Wendy's help. The ending wrapped things up nicely without being too predictable, and I loved how multiple characters got their happy ending when it was all said and done!

Thank you Netgalley for providing me with an ARC of this book.
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This was such a cute, festive read that was a perfect read on a chilly winter day. I love Isley's humor and characters!

The premise of Home For Christmas is perfect: two large families end up double booking the same cabin over Christmas, and instead of fighting over it, find a way to make things work. The relationship between the two families is immediately delightful, and I loved everything from working out the odds of sleeping arrangements to seeing one family's mom and another family's dad (both widowed) flirt like crazy, to the easy instant camaraderie of the college-aged brothers.

The romance itself is between the cabin's lease holder, super famous author Riven, and mixed-up sublet holder, super successful Broadway playwright, Wendy. They immediately hate each other, but are also somehow stuck sharing bunk beds. This set up should be perfect. Enemies to lovers! Bed sharing! And at times the tension and feelings between them is as addicting as you'd hope, but in general, it all fell a bit short for me.

The writing is extremely surface level and very straight, like the equivalent of a Hallmark movie. You like it, but also cringe because the peak of beauty is a woman who is blonde with bright blue eyes and always wearing white and smelling like vanilla. And then to top it off, the sex is fade to black, which felt like being cheated.

It's definitely a fun, quick read, but if you're not into Hallmark movies, you should probably look elsewhere.

Even though it’s a bit late in the season for a Christmas read, I really loved this book. Everything about it is perfect: the characters, the setting, the love story. I could not put this down. It makes me ready to pack up my stuff and rent a cabin in SLC…

3.5-4 stars

Overall I enjoyed this book. It was a cute and fun Christmas-themed enemies-to-lovers romance.

I loved all the characters (except for the exes because they're just plain douches). Despite their minimal page time, the best friends were 100% the best characters in the book. Get yourself a best friend like Danny or Mindy. I also loved the banter between Riven and Wendy. The banter wasn't a tension-y like banter. It was more of a cute and funny banter that made me smile...a lot. I'd catch myself unintentionally smiling a lot throughout the book.

Thank you, NetGalley and BooksGoSocial, for the arc.

Riven and Wendy meet when his chalet is double booked over Christmas. Their two families end up spending the time together, and Riven and Wendy don't get on at all. When she ends up having to stay longer, will it give them a chance?

A great festive read, hope we see more on the characters from this book and get a series!

This was an easy, fun read and made me want to go skiing and stay in a cabin in a snowy forest. I’ve read a few books by Camilla Isley in the last year and this is my favourite so far.

What a great Christmas romance! Reading about the enemies to lovers from both Wendy's and Riven's point of view was so much fun.

Wendy's friend Mindy and Riven's friend Danny provided a lot of the comedy but I laughed out loud when reading Riven's thoughts. The sisters Amy and Tess added the eye rolling commentary as the rest of the families shared the cabin with good natured humor.

The writing, plot, pacing and character development are all excellent and Home for Christmas is a book I recommend for all romance readers.

Thank you NetGalley and BooksGoSocial for an advanced copy in exchange for an honest review.