Storee Taylor did not want to be in Kringletown. She had avoided visiting her aunt for the last ten years the memories of humiliation having never gone away. And besides her California body wasn't meant to be in this freezing location. The high altitude of the Colorado town where Christmas was celebrated all year was not where she wanted to spend December.
She and her sister Taran were there to take care of their great-aunt Cindy who was recovering from a fall removing her famous gingerbread cookies from the oven. But now to be on her last breath and needing their care?
What she wasn't expecting was to step into the Victorian home that had always been decorated from top to bottom to be starkly empty of any decorations. Maybe things were worst than they thought.
Prepare to laugh! Meghan Quinn's rom-coms are always entertaining, but this book of Christmas mishaps will keep you rolling. It is very well written and the characters are fully developed and relatable.
Storee and her family had always spent the Christmas holidays with Aunt Cindy until she was eighteen and had made an impression on the town... and not a good one. Calamity had followed her and she left in humiliation.
Cole Black has lived in Kringletown his whole life, but ten years ago his life fell a part and even though Christmas brought back painful memories of his parents' deaths it was his home and he was determined that Storee not become the Christmas Kringle.
This book is action-packed and full of heat as Storee and Cole fight for the honor of being the Christmas Kringle. You will laugh and cry. This book is unrelated, although she does sneak in an Easter egg. Highly recommend!
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