How My Neighbor Stole Christmas
A new holiday enemies-to-lovers romance from USA Today bestselling author Meghan Quinn.
Every Kringle in Kringletown celebrated Christmas a lot.
But Cole Black on Whistler Lane, unfortunately, did not.
As his fellow citizens decorate their quaint town, brimming with carols and glad tidings, Cole wants nothing more than to hibernate the winter away. But his dreary plans are thwarted when his Christmas nemesis, Storee Taylor, moves in next door to care for her Aunt Cindy. Immediately, the new neighbor turns his life into a real nightmare before Christmas, especially when she decides to enter the town Christmas Kringle contest in honor of Cindy. And better yet, Storee is determined to win.
Over Cole's dead body, she will. With help from his friend Max, Cole decides to enter the competition as well, to beat Storee at her own game by pretending that this hometown grump's heart has grown three sizes this season and he's fallen for the girl next door. And unfortunately for Storee, she has to follow his lead to have a chance at the Christmas Kringle title.
But the competition isn't the only thing that heats up. Cole and Storee's fake relationship becomes very real, and before they know it, they're attempting to hide it from Aunt Cindy. Things get complicated, the competition gets tough, and all it takes is one single night for someone to steal it all...
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Readers say *How My Neighbor Stole Christmas* is a festive, witty holiday romance blending enemies-to-lovers charm with a spicy twist. Most enjoy its ...
This book went from 4 stars to 3 for the hard-left, ending on 2 for the abundance of over-indulgence and overly-descriptive “extra-curriculars” between the characters. Also aggravating? That if taking a shot for each reference to “nipple”, one would be hammered a quarter of the way thru the book.
That being said this is not masterpiece but it is a quick little holiday rom com. The reason i give it a higher rating is between the sexcapades there is some character development of someone going through the stages of grief and in think picking yourself up from that place is so damn beautiful and difficult
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