Series: Abieville Love Stories #4
Author: Julie Christianson
Narrators: Amanda Friday and Andy Harrington
Publisher: Independently Published
Genre: Christmas, Contemporary Romance,
Source: Hoopla
My Review:
That Time We Kissed Under the Mistletoe is the fourth in the series, but can easily stand alone. I have read the first two books, but not the third.
Read for:
🎄second chance romance
🎄forced proximity
🎄nope, thanks
🎄holiday traditions
🎄dual POV
🎄mutual pining
🎄 Hallmark Vibes
🎄 LOL moments
While this story is set around Christmas, it doesn't have a lot of Christmas vibes. I struggled to connect with either character, and didn't find the story to be very memorable.
★★★/5
Synopsis (Goodreads):
My holly jolly Christmas just went up in smoke. Literally …
Playing nursemaid to Bradford “Three” Fuller is the last thing I need for Christmas.
But
for the next few days, I’m stuck in charge of my ex’s sparkling eyes,
his ridiculous abs, and his (mostly) accidental kisses.
I don’t have a choice.
You see, Three’s only hurt because of me. And not like he hurt me a decade ago. Like … I literally concussed the man with a fire extinguisher.
Still,
a make-or-break mission for my parents is what brought me back to the
small town where he crushed my tender heart in the first place.
And if I screw up, I risk my mother’s approval plus the job at my father’s law firm I’ve worked for my entire life.
So I sure hope Santa stuffs my stocking full of self-control. And a defibrillator.
Because my heart just may be broken by this second chance with Three …
That Time we Kissed Under the Mistletoe is a full-length, closed-door romantic comedy in the Abieville Love Stories series, but the book can be enjoyed as a standalone.
As with all Julie Christianson’s romcoms, you’ll find plenty of sizzling chemistry, but no content beyond kisses.
* Second chance romance
* Small-town Christmas
* Forced Proximity
* Trapped together
* Only one couch
* He rescues her
NO THIRD ACT BREAKUP
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