When firefighter Jordan Haynes rescues Holly Garrett's mischievous
cat, Mistletoe, from her burning apartment, he winds up in the hospital.
Holly, a shy, innocent 28-year-old, feels so bad about Jordan's
injuries that she stops by his hospital bed and begins visiting him at
home, as well. Soon she's not only preparing his evening meals but also
giving him sponge baths, and she definitely isn't prepared for the sexy
glances Jordan throws her way or the feelings that he awakens in her.
Jordan
knows that Holly is awkward and inexperienced, but there's something so
bewitching about her, and he just can't let her be alone for Christmas.
No, he can play the needy patient for as long as it takes to convince
Holly to keep him company through the holidays—if not longer.
I have my hands full with my Christmas reading list right now, but I couldn't resist adding one more book to the pile. Since Susan Mallery is quickly becoming one of my favorite romance authors, I wanted to try Holly And Mistletoe. After all, it's season appropriate, right? Review to follow in due course.
Happy Wednesday,
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