Review: Christmas at Twilight (Twilight, Texas #6) by Lori Wilde

October 23, 2015 Review 31 ★★★★

Review:  Christmas at Twilight (Twilight, Texas #6) by Lori WildeChristmas at Twilight (Twilight, Texas, #5) by Lori Wilde
Series: Twilight, Texas, #5, #5
Published by Avon on October 28th 2014
Genres: Adult Contemporary Romance
Pages: 400
Format: Paperback
Source: Own Copy
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Rating: 4 Stars
Heat Rating:two-flames

It's Christmas in Twilight, Texas. The Cookie Club is baking, the town is decorated, and Delta Force Operator "Hutch" Hutchinson has finally, reluctantly, returned home . . .
. . . only to get pepper sprayed by the delicious- looking stranger who's taken over his house. She says her name is Jane, and she immediately sets down ground rules. Top priority: no touching. For Hutch that isn't easy—he was wounded in action, but one part is still working very well.
Then Hutch learns the truth. Jane harbors a frightening secret—she's really Meredith Sommers, on the run from a dangerous ex-husband and desperately in need of the safety Hutch can provide. In that moment, he vows he'd do anything in his power to protect her. And as Christmas approaches, they discover that their love can conquer the past and overcome any obstacle—but what price will they pay?

alpha ROMANCE SWOON

Can’t believe this is my first book by Lori Wilde. I absolutely adored Christmas At Twilight, the writing, the characters, the romance. Meredith under the name of Jane and Hutch made a wonderful duo and the book was really hard to put down.

Hutch suffered a terrible tragedy, a Delta Force Operator, Hutch has lost his voice. He is forced to come back home and watch his sister’s daughter. Hutch’s sister takes off with another man to another country and leaves her daughter behind with “Jane”. Jane is on a run from what seemed to be an abusive relationship. Both broken, both need each other more than either of them can imagine. Both had my heart till the very end.

Wonderfully done Lori Wilde, you have really captured these two characters with words and really made them real and made me feel for them. Made me smile, laugh and my heart ache for the both of them. Hutch and Meredith both felt very well fleshed out. The attraction between them felt oh so real. I loved the banter, I loved waiting to discover how if ever Hutch would get his voice back. The moments between them can be so touching, you could definitely feel the sparks.

I couldn’t help but fall in love with Hutch, a bit damaged, but a man full of heart, full of charm that I couldn’t help but root for.

I disliked his sister at first for being so obtuse and leaving her daughter behind, but after learning about her own mental suffering I couldn’t help but actually feel sorry for her.

I enjoyed the little bit of action at the end. My heart broke for little Kimmie at some point, but Wilde did a nice job of mending it together. If you are looking for an enjoyable read this holiday that has a little more to it than fluff, I would suggest giving Christmas at Twilight a shot.

31 Responses to “Review: Christmas at Twilight (Twilight, Texas #6) by Lori Wilde”

  1. Renee (Lover of Romance)

    This is one of my favorite books from this author. Well many of her books I love, but I love Lori Wilde and she did great with this series. I am thrilled to see that you enjoyed her so much. Hope you try more books from this series, you will love em’.

  2. Keionda@Keionda Hearts Books

    From the start this book seems to be jam PACKED with problems. (The fact that the lady is on the run and the man has lost his voice and has to Caren for the child??) That’s enough to make anyone go LOCO, yo. There is so much that is happening in this book! Thanks for sharing this review with us lovely!♡

    • Lily B

      There is quite a bit happening, but Lori does such a good job with it, I had a hard time putting this one down because of it

  3. Tracy Terry

    Another possibility for this years Christmas Spirit Reading Challenge. I’m always on the look out and with its wonderful sounding characters this sounds ideal.

  4. Lola

    What a cute cover! Both characters sounds very fleshed out. I like characters who are a bit damaged, it makes them feel more real. I like the sound of how Hush doesn’t have a voice and wonder how that works with the romance. This sounds like an enjoyable christmas romance with some depth.
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  5. Ramona

    Yay for Christmassy reads! 😀 And that cover… I haven’t read Lori Wilde yet, but I’ve read many a glowing review, so I’m sure I’ll make time for her soon. Glad you enjoyed this, Lily!
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