Brooke Abbott is glad that she moved back to her small Missouri hometown. She is slowly putting her life together after getting out of a bad relationship. Brooke has even opened up a boutique shop on Main Street in her quaint little hometown of Preston. Sales are a little slow right now, but Brooke is just sure that the Christmas holiday will give her store the boost it so desperately needs. It is Thanksgiving night when Brooke comes home from the family dinner to find Alex Coleman in the apartment over the shop, the same apartment she has been sort of - kind of- illegally staying. Alex has always been best friends with Brooke's brother, Ryan, but he has changed from the dorky friend she remembered. He is extremely handsome and has just inherited the building they are standing in, but Brooke doesn't know that. It doesn't take long for Brooke and Alex to shift their relationship from friendship to more, but will it all fall apart when Brooke learns that Alex plans on selling the building?
Blame It on the Mistletoe is set in a small town outside of Kansas City, which was fun for this former KC girl. Based on some clues and descriptions given I think the town is based on Weston, Missouri. (Preston - Weston - see the similarity?) Brooke was a character that felt familiar to me for some reason. She was hardworking and wanted to be successful at something. Especially since she failed so spectacularly at her last relationship. She was glad to be out of her bad relationship, but still felt like she needed to prove or justify her decision to move back home. Alex was a fun character because he just seemed like a "bad boy" even though he had done some really honorable things since leaving Preston. Alex and Brooke were good together and had a real chemistry that just set this story on fire. Definitely made it worth the read.
Bottom line, Blame It on the Mistletoe was a fun Christmas read. A bit predictable, but still sweet, romantic, and definitely worth the read.
Details:
- Blame It on the Mistletoe by Nicole Micaels
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- Pages: 149
- Publisher: St. Martin's Press
- Publication Date: October 14, 2014
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