Mountain Mistletoe Christmas by Patricia Johns
Genre: Contemporary, Romance, Holiday,
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Pages: 384
Published: October 13th 2020 by Harlequin Heartwarming
Can the magic of the season…
Bring opposites together?
Don’t change for a relationship. That’s contractor Nick Bryant’s motto. But when single mom Jen Taylor hires him to renovate her old mansion, he wants to impress her. Nick knows Jen’s focus is her son, and she’ll never want a man who wields a hammer instead of a Harvard degree. But as they prepare her home for Christmas, he can’t help wishing for a moment under the mistletoe!
Bring opposites together?
Don’t change for a relationship. That’s contractor Nick Bryant’s motto. But when single mom Jen Taylor hires him to renovate her old mansion, he wants to impress her. Nick knows Jen’s focus is her son, and she’ll never want a man who wields a hammer instead of a Harvard degree. But as they prepare her home for Christmas, he can’t help wishing for a moment under the mistletoe!
Jen moved into the house of her childhood dreams and got the help from local contractor Nick Bryant's help. Both are single parents that are dealing with a bit of messy divorces meaning that their children's are having a hard time dealing. Nicks daughter is now an adult but still there is some clear distance that needs to work out. Jen will be having christmas alone this year without her boy and its a bit tough.
There is so much to enjoy about this book. There is plenty of backstory and conflict between families that keep things interesting, not outright drama but some deeply rooted family resentment that needed to be solved and it was interesting seeing how that went and how it was tough on everyone. There was Jen who had to face that her ex is with a person who is not much older then her child and dealing with the move and sibling issues. Theres just so much to cover when it comes to family life. Then there was the relationship that was starting to form between Jen and Nick just little things here and there the attraction was real but there was so much going on they really couldn't so much about that but I liked seeing it. Overall pretty good book, plus great for the holiday season because there are scenes here and there and it is during christmas time so maybe reading this family's romance and drama will keep you busy.
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