Book description
On the first day of Christmas, her true life gave to Jane, an arm broken by a door...
With eleven more days until her evil stepsister's wedding, where the only thing uglier than the bridesmaids' dresses is the bride's personality, can Jane Smith go more than twenty-four hours without a…
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Why read it?
1 author picked 12 Disasters of Christmas as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
It’s always good to have a book to read during the holidays about the holidays. This book does that and more. The main character Jane’s calamitous life feels like that never-ending Christmas song racing towards the new year. Jane is not sure she will make it in one piece. It is an easy read with lots of action and romance. Because it is divided into 12 crazy moments it is perfect to stop and start this book without having to back up and reread, you just read the next adventure.
From Cathy's list on the Cold War, Nazi hunting, and growing up with spies.
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