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Length: 48,000 words approx.
Cover Design: Natasha Snow
Blurb
Will Oliver get the gift he’s hoping for this Christmas?
Oliver Walker’s Christmas is shaping up to be a quiet one. That is until hunky neighbour Ed Middleton moves in next door.
Attraction is instant, but Ed is only there temporarily and neither wants to start something with an expiration date.
As the festive season approaches, holiday cheer wraps around them, and giving in to temptation is inevitable. But Ed is still set on moving in the new year—a fresh start, miles away from those he’s closest to.
If Oliver doesn’t want to lose his heart, he’ll have to show Ed that home is wherever he wants it to be, and love is possible no matter what.
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A
Christmas trope is one of my favorite reads, especially when done right. No
Place Like Home by Annabelle Jacobs was sweet and sexy sans all the misplaced
intercourse. It was refreshing to read a story where the main characters were
sexy without the constant “jumping each other”, and there was good old fashion
fun.
Ed
was a family man who planned to move hours away from the ones he loved, because
of a bad breakup and ill-fitted words. Oliver lived next door with his “nan”,
drawn to Ed, but the two decided to be friends since Ed was soon leaving. It’s
a good thing some meddlesome family and friends convinced Ed otherwise so they
men could receive their HEA.
As
always, toss in some sweet animals, and the storyline was a sure hit. As a fan
of Ms. Jacobs, I am always impressed with her ability to create realism
in her stories without being cheesy and contrite.
A
lovely Christmas story and worth the read from a prolific author.
Sexy
& Sizzling
A
four and a half handcuff review
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2019 ©Evelise Archer All rights reserved. This is a work of fiction. All names, characters, locations, and incidents are products of the author’s imagination, or have been used fictionally. Any resemblance to actual persons living or dead, locales, or events is entirely coincidental. No portion of this work may be transmitted or reproduced in any form, or by any means, without permission in writing from the author.
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