Three Second Chances for Christmas
I thought I had left my failures behind me, until I needed a fake boyfriend for Christmas.
Now my past is catching up to me, in the form of three sexy ex-boyfriends who ALL want me back…
As a struggling entrepreneur with nothing to show for it but a failing candle business and a trio of ex-boyfriends, I've always been the black sheep of the family. When my twin sister hijacks our Thanksgiving dinner to announce she's going to be bride-zilla for Christmas, the last thing I'm looking for is a date.
But when my family goads me into bringing a plus-one to the wedding, I'm forced to track down my old flames and beg them to come with me. The only catch? They all still have feelings for me, and they want to be more than just my fake boyfriends.
Adam, the ruggedly handsome mountain man with broad shoulders, makes me feel safe and protected. It would be any women’s fantasy to be caught under the mistletoe with him.
Ian, the ex-Navy SEAL covered in tattoos, makes women swoon wherever he goes. His dark brown eyes make me think of chocolate, and that is exactly what I want to melt all over his body.
Jayden is the classically handsome boy-next-door; his intense eyes read my every move like a book. The way he supports me stokes a fire in my heart that keeps me warm on these cold winter nights....
I can pick any of these men to make my holiday a dream come true. But can I pick just one?
With my business, relationship with my family, and three second chances at romance on the line, it will take a Christmas miracle to make all our dreams come true..
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