I forced myself to keep my eyes on his face, but his slightly tousled sleep look was distractingly sexy.
She and my dad had created a home where I’d always felt safe and loved and celebrated.
Chloe answered after the first ring. “He’s gorgeous, right?” she said, without even saying hello.
“Oh my freaking word? Why didn’t someone tell me? He answered the door without a shirt on, Chloe. I could hardly form a coherent sentence!”
The way Mom talked, it sounded like I was sabotaging my dating life on purpose. Nothing could be further from the truth. I wanted to meet someone. To settle down. To have a relationship that really meant something. I couldn’t help it if men failed to notice what I had to offer. And they did. Over and over again. For whatever reason, I just wasn’t the kind of woman men tended to notice first.
I had this idea in my head, and I built up into this fairy tale. There was no way any real-life situation was ever going to compare.
I absolutely love the fact the characters were retable. I mean, how many of us can relate to Maddy about our unrequited loves of high school? I certainly did. And Bo, I completely swoon after him.
This was a fun, sweet, clean Christmas romance. I had butterflies in my stomach while reading this book. I highly recommended this book. 5 stars.