Holiday Wishes by Jill Shalvis

Holiday Wishes

by Jill Shalvis

☆☆☆☆☆

It's Christmas time in Heartbreaker Bay.

Lotti Hartford. Yes, that Lotti Hartford.

The one from way back when. When

Sean O'Riley was a pitiful punk. He did

not know how to handle life, love or

least of all, a woman. It was so long ago.

When no one knows what the future holds.

And a broken heart feels like it might as

well be the end of life.

Sean wants to know, is it possible to

get a do over? Another chance?

Will Lotti be able to try?

Holiday Wishes is another sweet, fun

roller coaster of a love story by Jill Shalvis.

You can always count on some laughs and

a happy ending.

Review by Lisa Hutson 



The Trouble with Mistletoe by Jill Shalvis

The Trouble with Mistletoe

by Jill Shalvis

 

 

"I certainly didn't plan for an escape clause when I fell

in love with you."
She stilled and stared up at him.

"Wait. What?"

Jesus, had he really just said that?

Just opened a vein here when she had
one foot out the door.

"Keane?"

Yep, he'd said it. Later, he'd think it was like getting

a brain freeze after gulping down a slurpee too fast.

There was nothing but the burn for a long beat as

his mind went into a free fall.

He loved her.

 

 

Keane Winters found himself in charge of a cat.
Petunia. A cat that he could not handle. He heard of

Southpark. A pet shop that he hoped would pet sit

for him. He knocked on the door before the store

even opened. Holding a pink bedazzled pet carrier.

 

Willa Davis recognized Keane Winters immediately.

And he did not recognize her. At all.

If he weren't holding an animal that she was

guessing needed something, she would have turned

and walked away. But Willa couldn't do that to

whatever was inside the carrier.

 

This was the moment. The moment when lives change.

 

 

Jill Shalvis is a wonderful writer. Her stories always

hit you right there. Right where it counts.

And this new story from the Heartbreaker Bay

series does just that. It will hit you right in the

heart and the funny bone.

 

 

I bought my copy from Audible.com

Review by Lisa Hutson