Welcome to the Blog + Review Tour for A Weary World Rejoices by Stacy Monson, Eleanor Bertin, Johnnie Alexander, Angela D. Meyer, and Sara Davison, hosted by JustRead Publicity Tours!
About the Book
Title: A Weary World Rejoices
Series: A Mosaic Christmas Anthology VI
Authors: Stacy Monson, Eleanor Bertin, Johnnie Alexander, Angela D. Meyer, Sara Davison
Publisher: The Mosaic Collection, LLC
Release Date: October 16, 2024
Genre: Christian Christmas anthology
With nothing going as planned, will Christmas be a complete disaster this year?
The people in these stories are tired, weighed down by the struggles and cares of life. In the midst of their challenging situations, each receives an unexpected letter.
The Christmas Kiss – Stacy Monson
Unremarkable Sue – Eleanor Bertin
Love, Christmas – Johnnie Alexander
Gifting Christmas – Angela D. Meyer
The Back Door Christmas Tour Company – Sara Davison
Songs like "O Holy Night"are filling the airwaves and promising hope for a weary world, but what will it take for the men and women in these stories to experience true joy this Christmas?
A Weary World Rejoices is a collection of five stories about discovering joy in the midst of life's challenges—at Christmas and every day of the year.
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MRSRYANMOSER BOOKREVIEW: A Weary World Rejoices is an anthology with five new to me authors. This anthology was a quick read and easy read to get you in the Christmas spirit. If you are someone short on time, this is the book for you. The stories were all different lengths, but there were some short ones. It is hard to give each story a fair review without writing my own book. So I will try to do my best to keep it short. The Christmas Kiss: was a cute story. Though I want to hear more of the story. Unremarkable Sue: was a cute short story that gave a moral to the story of seeing the bigger picture. Love, Christmas:was a cute story about passing on the Christmas cheer of gift giving. Gifting Christmas: was a cute story about giving to those less fortunate and not being so quick to judge. The Back Door Christmas Tour Company: was a cute story about how some Christians pray about who God wants them to invite to a special vacation. It was a really neat concept. Overall, the character development was good for the length of these short stories. There is a good variety of characters, and each story is unique. Each storyline was different and gave a unique variety. From a shopping center to rural small town, a B&B, to Tahiti. There is some variety for all. The romance was light and perfect. Nothing over the top. Just some light kissing. Christian element was there in all stories, though mostly a little on the light side. Though each story was unique. *I received a complimentary copy from the author and voluntarily chose to review it. All opinions are my own.Follow along at JustRead Tours for a full list of stops!
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