Faking Christmas: Love at the Doggy Spa is a playful holiday rom-com with a twist that makes it perfect for a light, fun read over the festive season. The story centers on a heroine who has never really had time for romance—the only “man” in her heart is her loyal dog. But when Christmas rolls around, she finds herself in need of a plus one for the big festivities.
Her best friend, who co-owns a dog spa right next door to the local vet, suggests that she ask the vet to be her date. The idea is as unexpected as it is charming, especially since the vet is also looking for a plus one for his own Christmas family dinner. As the two embark on this makeshift arrangement, a series of humorous and heartwarming moments unfold that capture the spirit of the season.
What I really enjoyed about this book was the quirky, relatable approach to finding love where you least expect it. The heroine’s unconventional relationship with her dog sets the stage for an amusing tale about stepping out of your comfort zone. Ellie Woods has a knack for writing with warmth and humor, making even the most unusual circumstances feel genuine and fun.
The story’s casual tone, mixed with festive charm, makes it an excellent choice for anyone looking to escape into a cozy, light-hearted romance during the holiday season. Even though the premise might seem a bit offbeat at first, the chemistry between the characters and the clever plot twists keep the pages turning. Overall, Faking Christmas: Love at the Doggy Spa is an enjoyable read that reminds us that sometimes, the best kind of love—and the best plus one—might come from the most unexpected place.