Kissing Mr. Mistletoe

Sweet version

When you kiss the one person who should be off-limits, blame it on the mistletoe

Emily

That’s exactly what I did when I kissed the town bad boy outside my bookstore one Christmas Eve. Everyone in town blamed him for the car accident he’d survived, which was baloney. I knew he deserved some kindness.

But the kiss was a lot hotter than expected. It unleashed some sort of madness in me, and I ran inside the shop to grab a book for him. I knew in my soul it would help him heal.

I didn’t tell him I wrote it, but when he returns to town for the holidays years later, he knows. Worse: he has a tattoo on his arm inspired by my book, and he wants all of my secrets.

That makes Miles Public Enemy Number One. Because four years have changed a lot—for one thing, I’m best friends with his sister, and for another…

The life I’ve built in this town depends on me keeping my secrets.

Miles

Kissing Emily was definitely not a mistake.

I aim to prove that to her, even if she’s not currently my Number One Fan.

Joining her retirement home book club?

Sure, I’ll even dress up.

Selling Christmas trees to tourists outside her shop?

I’ll throw in an ornament.

But the closer I get to Emily, the more I realize the girl who saved me might need saving right back.

Kissing Mr. Mistletoe is an (fr) enemies-to-lovers, forced proximity, secret identity, best friend’s brother, small town Christmas romcom featuring a book store cat, a retirement home romance book club, and two leads who help each other heal at the holidays.

Note: There are TWO different versions of this romcom:

1) A spicy, open door version with some strong language and intimacy scenes

2) A closed door version with mild language and only kissing.

Please choose the version that's best for you!