Truly, the characters make this novel so enjoyable. Aaron’s mid-life crisis was endlessly entertaining and also endearing. Even Theo and Miles, two of the least mature people (and there are five-year-old twins at the cabin too, mind you), will have you smiling and rolling your eyes. Benny provides thoughtful feedback and suggestions amid his laidback attitude and lifestyle. Andrew is as compassionate and sweet as Maisie imagines. Maisie, while typically a peacemaker, has an internal monologue of self-deprecating and witty cynicisms that will have you laughing out loud. With luck and a little holiday magic, she might find that happiness she so desires.Ī lot of characters in this novel are fantastic. Now Maisie has to traverse this time loop again and again until she can get it right.

Her last Christmas at the cabin is just starting. When a truck crashes into their car, she wakes up and discovers something unbelievable.

Spiraling into a haze of depression when considering her job and live-with-my-parents status, she makes a wish. Not only did she end up kissing Theo, the brother of her 13 year crush Andrew, but she found out that Theo and Andrew’s parents are planning on selling the cabin. This yearly tradition is one of the highlights of the year. Maelyn (Mae or Maisie) Jones has just spent another Christmas at the cabin of her family’s friends.

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