Snowball Unwrapped
Snowball Unwrapped by Kristen McKanagh, book four in the Snowball series, isn’t so much about Snowball the resident cat, it’s about the budding romance assisted by the imaginative and crafty cat. Snowball, you see, has a gift no other cat has: the gift of matchmaking. This was a feel good book with a twin swap, opposites attract and the attraction being encouraged by a smart, insistent, and adorable white cat, Snowball, the resident cat at Weber Haus.
Ilse Becker is the host of a TV show called Home and Hearth, that
features cooking and craft segments. Her fiancé is double timing her, so she
convinces her identical twin sister Jocelyn to stand in for her while she sorts
her personal problems. The problem is that they have vastly different
personalities, and Jocelyn lacks the craft and culinary skills Ilse is famous
for.
The episodes are to be filmed live in the grand
Victorian building, Weber Haus, that has been converted to a B&B. Ilse is always at odds with her male co-host, Ben, who
she thinks is trying to take over the show. There is a strong, romantic spark
between Ben and Jocelyn; their chemistry evident on the live shows. Snowball recognizes
the signs and sets out on her matchmaking endeavors. Ilse’s career might be on
the line but will Jocelyn’s lack of talent and friendship with Ben save or
destroy Ilse’s future. Jocelyn decides to do her best and hope things go well. Ben
figures out the switch pretty early, but it is in his best interest to help
Jocelyn. He helps her to avoid several disasters, and they begin to get close
with the help of Snowball. Not everyone is happy with the situation; shenanigans
are rampant and numerous obstacles to overcome. Add in a Snowball look-alike
named Angel, a mischievous devil cat, and the fur will start flying, but does
make the story more charming. When Ilse returns early, almost sabotaging
the deception, all bets are off as how this will end. I highly recommend Snowball
Unwrapped to other readers.
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