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Mistletoe and Time
Millie’s life has gone tits up. She lost her job in Bumble Bee cafe. Her boyfriend broke up with her. She’s forced to work as an elf at Christmas despite her aversion to tiny humans. I mean really, life couldn’t say fuck you any louder. Until she meets Zak.
Zak, the grumpy smoking hot brother of a kid visiting her grotto. The guy who smells like apple and cinnamon but looks like he'd rather be anywhere else than standing in her grotto.
Zak’s family are going through the worst thing imaginable. The holiday season has begun, but instead of holiday cheer and fun, they are honouring final wishes. Then Zak meets Millie. The gorgeous elf, who looks about 30 seconds from tearing her hair out.
The two bond instantly and Zak, who hasn't committed to anyone but family, is ready to take things further. Until tragedy strikes the day before Christmas and Zak and Millie are left trying to pick up the pieces. Will the bond they share be enough to withstand the holiday grief? Or will they be left wandering into the new year alone?
Zak, the grumpy smoking hot brother of a kid visiting her grotto. The guy who smells like apple and cinnamon but looks like he'd rather be anywhere else than standing in her grotto.
Zak’s family are going through the worst thing imaginable. The holiday season has begun, but instead of holiday cheer and fun, they are honouring final wishes. Then Zak meets Millie. The gorgeous elf, who looks about 30 seconds from tearing her hair out.
The two bond instantly and Zak, who hasn't committed to anyone but family, is ready to take things further. Until tragedy strikes the day before Christmas and Zak and Millie are left trying to pick up the pieces. Will the bond they share be enough to withstand the holiday grief? Or will they be left wandering into the new year alone?
68 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 30, 2022
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