The Trouble With Mistletoe by Jennifer Snow

Hell, if the review bores you (and at over three thousand words, I really wouldn’t blame you), just click through to the third page. So, please (pretty please with a cherry on top) read all the way to the third page, and have a look at all the authors. Secret Santa: A Christmas Romance Collection (which I’ll just call Secret Santa from here on out) is an absolutely massive anthology, with a slew of contributors for me to list the socials for. The reason I’m drawing your attention to this, however, is because the back matter that I include at the end of each review has its own page. Two of these pages are dedicated to my review itself, thanks to the total number of stories included in the collection. I have updated the review accordingly.īefore I start this review proper, I would like to point out that this review takes place across a number of pages. Looks like there was a glitch on my end… Oops. It has since been pointed out to me that it should offer the option between this and a Mobi (Kindle) file.

Update 18 December (1): The original review stated that the Bookfunnel for volume 2 only includes a download for an ePub file. If you have already bought Secret Santa, re-downloading it will bring these up for you.Īdditionally, I have added the correct blurb to this page… apologies for any confusion there. These are Hiding from Christmas and The Wealth of Christmas, under Heat Level 2. Update 18 December (2): Two books that weren’t in the original version of Secret Santa have been added back in, and I have added the reviews. Secret Santa: A Christmas Romance Collection

The Trouble With Mistletoe by Jennifer Snow