Second Chance Christmas
A standalone Christmas romantic comedy.
You know the game, Never Have I Ever? Well, I did—every inch of him and then I turned into a runaway bride.
I had my reasons, but now I’m back in Dixen, Alaska and so is the hotshot firefighter I left at the altar.
It’s been eight years and Aspen Kennedy still has it all: He’s hot as sin, hard in all the right places, induces Oh, yes moments and has brains too. Simple girl math says he’s Mr. Right. Running was the biggest mistake of my life, but I moved on in order to save my heart.
I have no interest in rekindling any romance with my high-school flame while I’m in town. My goal is to help my gran renovate her B&B before Christmas and then I’ll be back in the Big Apple, far away from Aspen.
But the man doesn’t play fair and his memory of my body has me rethinking life on a grander scale, screaming his three favorite words and forgetting about all the bullet points on my to-do lists.
The trouble is, the more he touches me and the more we’re together, the more I wonder what it would be like to wake up to a Big Dix man for the rest of my days… After the Christmas lights come down, will there be any magic left between us?
*Second Chance Christmas is a tantalizing steamy and sweet second chance holiday rom-com about a woman coming home with a broken heart and a small town firefighter with plans on winning back the bride that got away. This is a complete standalone Christmas romantic comedy.
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