Former lovers get a second chance at happily-ever-after in this holiday rom-com from the author of 10 Things I Hate About Mistletoe and Mistletoe Mischief.
Sam Griffin’s nephew meant well when he brought his uncle to the attention of a relationship-advice radio show in Mistletoe, Idaho. But now, Sam is getting publicly roasted for his love life. Faced with the harsh reality of his dating history, he wants to be known as more than the guy who bounces from bed to bed. And if that means falling in love and settling down, all the better.
Back home after a long stint in the big city, police officer Wren Little is pulling double duty protecting the community and her own heart. With two decades behind her, she knows she dodged a bullet when she chose not to run off with Sam when they were teenagers. But it’s proving difficult to avoid being confronted by her infamous ex—everywhere from the airwaves to the local watering hole. And he’s just as sexy as ever . . .
As Christmas quickly approaches, Sam and Wren decide to let bygones be bygones in the spirit of the season. But with unresolved feelings, secrets, and passions simmering just below the surface, all it’ll take is a little holiday cheer to reignite a romance that was never really extinguished.
“A breezy romantic romp with plenty of heat.” —Kirkus Reviews on 10 Things I Hate About Mistletoe
Genre: Romance
Sam Griffin’s nephew meant well when he brought his uncle to the attention of a relationship-advice radio show in Mistletoe, Idaho. But now, Sam is getting publicly roasted for his love life. Faced with the harsh reality of his dating history, he wants to be known as more than the guy who bounces from bed to bed. And if that means falling in love and settling down, all the better.
Back home after a long stint in the big city, police officer Wren Little is pulling double duty protecting the community and her own heart. With two decades behind her, she knows she dodged a bullet when she chose not to run off with Sam when they were teenagers. But it’s proving difficult to avoid being confronted by her infamous ex—everywhere from the airwaves to the local watering hole. And he’s just as sexy as ever . . .
As Christmas quickly approaches, Sam and Wren decide to let bygones be bygones in the spirit of the season. But with unresolved feelings, secrets, and passions simmering just below the surface, all it’ll take is a little holiday cheer to reignite a romance that was never really extinguished.
“A breezy romantic romp with plenty of heat.” —Kirkus Reviews on 10 Things I Hate About Mistletoe
Genre: Romance
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