Sexy Kissmas, My Silver Fox (All I Want for Kissmas)
(By Brynn Hale)
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Maribelle
Yes, I’ve worked my way up the ladder of corporate life quickly, the youngest VP at our firm.
And yes, it was to the detriment of dating, having fun, and making friends.
When I’m put in charge of the holiday party, I know exactly who I want to be Santa.
The grinch in office 31A…otherwise known as Nick Donner. He’s a sexy grinch though.
Nick, with his silvery white hair, his piercing blue eyes, and his body that would make any 20-year-old jealous, has captivated me.
But he believes he’s off limits and tries to keep me at arms length with some crazy demand to be his personal elf.
Nick, I have no limits, and this year, I’m not giving up on love.
Nick
Nope. I can’t. She’s too young.
If I just keep repeating those words, maybe, just maybe I’ll start to believe them.
I’m British, and things didn’t go well on the other side of the pond, so I moved here.
But when Maribelle makes it hard to concentrate and do my job over here, I’m considering grabbing the first plane back to the U.K.
She’s spitfire, brilliant, and has a way of insinuating her way into my life in ways I don’t understand.
I try my best to push her away, but then I make the mistake of inviting her deep into my life.
Pretend to be my girlfriend, Maribelle.
What could go wrong there? Everything.
And in the end, I’ll be the one hoping for a Christmas miracle.
Sneak a little time for yourself this holiday with these six, steamy, short romances that are the perfect bedtime treat.
Fall in love inside of a billionaire’s mansion, with the guy next door—inside the same apartment, with the irresistible boss, with the blue-collar guy who wears jeans better than a model, with a firefighter who wields a really big hose, and with a childhood crush—the brother’s best friend.
No Cliffhangers. No Cheating. Happily Ever Afters Guaranteed. All in the series can be read as standalone stories.”
