Blurb:
When you
catch your fiancé cheating on you with your sister on Christmas Eve, the elf
hat comes off.
I’ve always
been the good girl—the anti Scrooge—the one who sacrifices for her guests,
bakes cookies for her neighbors, and stays late after a party to clean up.
I don’t
mind. I like being on the nice list.
I kept
smiling when I caught my fiancĂ© coming down my sister’s chimney on Christmas
Eve.
I gave
polite congratulations when they got engaged on Christmas morning.
And I even
offered to help decorate for their holiday wedding despite the fact that was
supposed to be my dream wedding.
But when my
sister cuts up our great-grandmother’s one-hundred-year-old wedding dress and
turns it into a skank show, even though that was the dress I was going to wear
on my wedding day?
Well, this
elf is torching down the North Pole.
And what
better way to get revenge than giving those cheaters a taste of their own
medicine?
This good
elf is bringing the bad boy home for Christmas.
Hudson is a
six-foot-five, coldhearted, tattooed bad elf with a perpetual sneer and
washboard abs.
He’s exactly
my sister’s type.
And he’s
going to help me nuke her wedding from orbit on the night before Christmas.
What he is
not supposed to do is grab my ass in the kitchen while I bake gingerbread.
Or crawl in
my bed half naked.
And he’s
definitely not supposed to smirk and tell me to commit to our fake relationship
right before he goes down on me.
Guess
there’s a reason the good elves stay far away from the bad.
Good elves
of Christmas unite! We’re ogling the tattooed chests of shirtless bad boys,
baking massive amounts of cookies, drinking all the wine, and trying to survive
recently divorced grandmothers who have a pathological obsession with our love
lives. This standalone holiday romantic comedy has all the Christmas cheer you
can fit in your stocking and a happily ever after, guaranteed!
My
review:
This book
has so much going on. Gracie had me wanting to Gibbs smack her a bazillion
times before the end of the book. She is smart and talented yet she allows her
family to treat her like a second class citizen. Hudson deserved a few slaps
upside the head as well. Thank goodness for Dakota as she kept me from dumping
both Hudson and Gracie. That being said, there are some truly funny moments that
had me giggling out loud and enjoying the read.
Buy link:
Amazon