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A review by kiwicoral
His Mistletoe Wager by Virginia Heath
4.0
*SBTB Quarterly Challenge - 1. Mother's Day: Read a book with a heroine who's a mother.*
When you have a bad book hangover, the best treatment is some hair of the dog. This book is like a big ole Bloody Mary.
We've got two more adorable characters, both with issues that are realistic, who are perfect for each other. Even though this was a shorter length, there was still time for character development, plot and a courtship. The villainous plot did seem to go a little off the rails at the end, but I was too charmed to care.
It was also fun to see Connie and Aaron from [b:Her Enemy at the Altar|29605966|Her Enemy at the Altar|Virginia Heath|https://images.gr-assets.com/books/1462435462s/29605966.jpg|49945500] back and still sniping at each other.
When you have a bad book hangover, the best treatment is some hair of the dog. This book is like a big ole Bloody Mary.
We've got two more adorable characters, both with issues that are realistic, who are perfect for each other. Even though this was a shorter length, there was still time for character development, plot and a courtship. The villainous plot did seem to go a little off the rails at the end, but I was too charmed to care.
It was also fun to see Connie and Aaron from [b:Her Enemy at the Altar|29605966|Her Enemy at the Altar|Virginia Heath|https://images.gr-assets.com/books/1462435462s/29605966.jpg|49945500] back and still sniping at each other.