Releasing
September 29, 2015
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Blurb
Surviving
the holidays will take a Christmas miracle . . .
Ex-cop
Cat O'Connor is bored working for her sister, Chloe, as a personal
assistant on the set of her soap opera. Until Chloe gets an
opportunity to audition for the role of a lifetime and asks her
identical twin to substitute for her on the soap with no one the
wiser. It's a perfect switch-until Cat attracts the attention of the
mysterious Mr. Tall, Dark, and Way-too-handsome leading man.
Grayson
Alexander never thought being snowbound in the charming town of
Christmas, Colorado, for the holiday would get so hot. But between
working with sexy, tough Cat on set and keeping his real reason for
being there under wraps, he's definitely feeling the heat. And if
there's one thing they'll learn as they bring out the mistletoe, it's
that in this town, true love is always in season.
My Thoughts:
I enjoyed this book more than I thought I would. I loved that there was the mystery throughout the book the author leaves the readers to make the guesses for themselves, making me as a reader second guess who I think it is making it that much more entertaining. I thought it was interesting getting to see the twins interaction and how Chloe treats Cat is a bit unbearable. Actually it kind of reminds me a bit like my relationship with my sister, shes a bit like Chloe with a flare for the dramatics. Meanwhile there's me the laid back over protective sister who would take a bullet for my sister, Thankfully that won't be the case for me as it was for Cat. I loved that there was never a dull moment in this book. I loved how the book turned out it was great and I really enjoyed every minute reading this book. Perfect to read over the holidays or just about anytime. Interesting storyline, great characters, and very well-written. I highly recommend you readers check out this great mystery book, I think you'll enjoy this book as much as I have.4.5 of 5 stars!
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Chloe
narrowed her eyes at Cat. "You're acting like a cop. All tense,
looking around as if someone's going to leap out at us at any
moment."
That
was the thing about Chloe. She acted like an airhead, but she wasn't.
She was smart. She read body language almost as well as Cat. "I
told you to stop watching Criminal
Minds before you go to
bed. It makes you jumpy the next day."
Cat
focused on relaxing the muscles in her neck and shoulders as she
rounded the corner to . . . Chloe's dressing room door was ajar.
"I'm
not jumpy . . . What are--"
"Quiet,"
Cat whispered, her forearm across Chloe's chest as she gently shoved
her against the wall. "Stay here." She went to reach for
her gun, then decided to check out the situation first. If she could
avoid drawing her weapon, so much the better. She didn't have a
permit to carry concealed in California, and Chloe would wonder why
she was armed.
Cat
crept toward her sister's dressing room and slowly inched the door
open. A tall man, his dark wavy hair curling at the collar of his
expensive black suit, stood beside the coffee table with his back to
her.
"Take
one more step toward me, Cat, and I'll shoot you," he said in a
smooth baritone.
When
he moved his arm as though to reach for something in his jacket, Cat
launched herself across the room and took him down. His
well-developed muscles rippled beneath her fingers as she pushed her
hands into the wide expanse of his back.
He
fell forward, his forehead bouncing off the arm of the club chair at
the same time a cat, it's white hair standing on end, hissed and flew
at her. Startled, Cat jerked back, raising an arm to push the animal
away. The thought that the man might have been threatening the cat,
and not her, crossed her mind. But it didn't explain why he'd broken
into her sister's dressing room.
Author Info
Debbie
Mason is the bestselling author of the Christmas, Colorado series.
Her books have been praised for their "likable characters,
clever dialogue and juicy plots" (RT Book Reviews). She also
writes historical paranormals as Debbie Mazzuca. Her MacLeod series
has received several nominations for best paranormal as well as a
Holt Medallion Award of Merit. When she isn't writing or reading,
Debbie enjoys spending time with her very own real-life hero, their
four wonderful children, an adorable grandbaby, and a yappy Yorkie
named Bella.
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