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Hot for Santa

A Steamy Holiday Romance Short Story

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Hot for Santa

By: Melanie A. Smith
Narrated by: Rachel Woods, James Amherst
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Evie thought it couldn’t get any worse than being single at the holidays. But when her boss, Logan, who she’s had a massive crush on since forever, shows up at the company holiday party dressed like Santa, she realizes she was wrong. Because somehow he makes being jolly old Saint Nick look ridiculously sexy, reminding her of everything she wants but can’t have. Unfortunately, she’s also not very good at hiding her feelings and is seriously concerned she’s going to do or say something horribly inappropriate.

Will Evie make it through unscathed, or will everyone find out she’s hot for Santa?

Note: This audiobook contains mature content and as such is only suitable for those 18 years or over.

©2021 Melanie A. Smith (P)2021 Melanie A. Smith Contemporary Contemporary Romance Romance Winter Christmas
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This was not the advertised “steamy” holiday novella I was looking for. No fun or feistiness, just a lightspeed, mutual confession as the H/h get stuck in a room together. It’s like this was written by a teenager dreaming about the perfect man and all his confessions of adoration:
- He finds her smart, beautiful, and intimidating
- “things happen when they’re meant to”
- “I’m happy to just be here with you”
- “we can get to know each other,” he says, before he ignores that to get it on, then it’s “I’ll give you the kind of pleasure you deserve” …in the office … but hey, it’s okay because although he’s the boss, he’ll make things right by announcing his love.

The duet narration was pointless, two F-bombs unnecessary, and two nooky scenes were abrupt and unearned. Going to re-listen to my favorite holiday rom-com trio of novellas: The Reindeer Falls Collection or The Office Party by Whitney G

Sappy wish fulfillment

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