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Christmas, second chance-fake marriage, romance. With her Nonna being 82 and having heart problems, Antionette ‘Toni‘ D‘Angelo decides to ask her soon to be exhusband if he will fake their relationship during a trip back home for Christmas for her Nonna‘s sake. Also, unbeknownst to everyone, Toni is pregnant. Can they survive Xmas or will the magic of the big Italian Xmas save their marriage? Duh, they forgive each other and fall in love again.

My plan for the rest of the day!!!

Thank you so much @KT1432 … I cannot wait to munch on my chocolate and dive into my book!! Happy Jolabokaflod everyone!!

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A touching and beautiful story I enjoyed reading this and remembering why Sharon Sala is on of my top 10 authors

Cleo idolizes Lana Lynch—too much to make their romance feel equal. The audiobook makes things worse, with Craden‘s ingénue voice reinforcing the imbalance. What could‘ve been a touching story of rediscovery is lost to shallow drama and flat characters. Disappointing.

repost for @thebacklistbook

#yuletidereads begins December 21st if anyone would like to join me. There's a tracker on storygraph and I will be posting the categories soon.

https://app.thestorygraph.com/reading_challenges/fb480c9d-27bf-4816-af20-cace9d8...

#DashingThruDecember Day 13: All Christmas #Ornament(s) in place here in my sister in law‘s home in the Bay Area. 🌷

I love these older Harlequins. They're often quite dated of course, with their arrogant, demanding, bossy heroes, but they're also often quaint and charming. The only wrong note this one hit for me was when the hero talked down to a waitress: "Bring along a few nuts and olives too, will you, like a good girl." I hadn't read Dorothy Cork before, but a quick look at my TBR shows I have four more of her books, so I'm quite looking forward to them.

I‘m posting one book a day from my massive collection. No description, no reason for why I want to read it.

#ABookADay2025

Perfectly early Nora Roberts great read