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A review by thea
The Mistletoe Motive by Chloe Liese
4.0
4.2 stars! maybe horny holiday romantics do deserve rights.
a short and sweet holiday romance filled with yearning looks, books, and rivalry? to god: when is it my turn. i didn’t read this book with a critical lens, i just wanted to have fun and giggle, and this book passed with flying colors. i wanted to tell at the two to just (fuck)ing get married already because the tension was too much for me. also, the autistic and diabetes representation was wonderful. i have family that have those conditions and seeing it represented in ways i have personally seen was satisfying.
yo, and that smut? not too explicit, but still pretty sweet. and an epilogue that was years ahead and was in jonathan’s pov? this is what epilogues are for. bless the author.
if you’re looking for some business rivalry and several romance tropes in the context of the holiday cheer, then look no further. happy reading!
a short and sweet holiday romance filled with yearning looks, books, and rivalry? to god: when is it my turn. i didn’t read this book with a critical lens, i just wanted to have fun and giggle, and this book passed with flying colors. i wanted to tell at the two to just (fuck)ing get married already because the tension was too much for me. also, the autistic and diabetes representation was wonderful. i have family that have those conditions and seeing it represented in ways i have personally seen was satisfying.
yo, and that smut? not too explicit, but still pretty sweet. and an epilogue that was years ahead and was in jonathan’s pov? this is what epilogues are for. bless the author.
if you’re looking for some business rivalry and several romance tropes in the context of the holiday cheer, then look no further. happy reading!