Mistletoe Mischief

by Stacey Joy Netzel

• ISBN10: 1939143322
• ISBN13: 9781939143327
• Publish Date: 16 September 2015
• Publish Status: Active
• Imprint: Stacey Joy Netzel
• Format: Paperback (US Trade)
• Pages: 154
• Language: English

Reviews

[limabean74]

 

My Review:

I'm a sucker for a cute Christmas romance, this threw me just a bit since it was more of a Christmas in July  that eventually goes to Christmas but it was still adorable. It also has insta-love which I am usually not a fan of, however, I really thought this book was cute. Eric and Marissa are very cute together and I kind of loved the misunderstanding they had about there relationships. They meet up at the zoo for both of their daughters class trip and with a few mishaps they are thrown together. The zoo is celebrating Christmas in July and the "Santa" at the zoo seems like he might have some Christmas magic of his own at helping Eric and Marissa realize they might be good for each other. With a little bit of mistletoe, this is a great book to read for the holiday season. I really enjoyed even with the insta-love.

I totally recommend if you are looking for a quick cute holiday read.

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[inlibrisveritas]

This is one of those reads that are perfect for a moment of downtime. It's a sweet, cute and short read that left a smile on my face.
While it is a short read the author does a great job at giving the characters some depth as well as some background to help flesh them out. In the end you have characters who feel human and are not subjected to the cookie-cutter routine. They have a genuine reaction to each other and due to some misunderstanding they even have a bit of aversion, but it was sweet to see them come together. It didn't feel as rushed as I expected and instead of an open or rushed ending the author gives a nice epilogue to wrap it up.
It's a great holiday read but it's not overly loaded with the holiday theme and can easily be read at anytime during the year.