Blame It on the Fruitcake by Pat Henshaw

Eli’s dire predicament awakens every one of Grey’s deep-seated needs: to comfort, to protect, to cherish and keep safe.

The last thing Grey expects as he makes his way home is to stumble across the little elf. When trouble erupts Grey rushes to intervene, but not before the cute young guy dressed as an elf flees and disappears into the freezing cold night. The Christmas party wealthy banker Grey Gillespie doesn’t want to be at is sliding out of control. It’s the rowdiest event Eli’s worked all season and when a drunken proposition goes too far, his refusal to play sets off a chain of events leaving him high and dry with only the cheap elf suit on his back. Take One Elf, Add an Older Man with Daddy Tendencies, and Mix for the Perfect Christmas Romanceĭressing up as a sexy little elf for a themed Christmas party isn’t Eli Turner’s idea of a glittering career. I loved this book so much – one of my favorites this year so far, and it had all the snow, and the log fires, and the Christmas miracle of love. In no particular order, this week's collection includes… One random commenter will win a $10 Amazon gift card Without further ado, this is this weeks crop of Christmas goodies – if I have read them, then there is a brief review – if I haven't read them yet, then you can bet they are on my Christmas TBR list! ❤️Ĭomment below which book you're excited for, or which cover you love, or just to say hi. I'm so far behind on my Christmas reading, but I have read some really good Christmas books so far! You can find all my reads up to date here: or follow me on BookBub here – .uk/bb Hi everyone, and welcome to my first of six Christmas release bulletins for 2022.

Blame It on the Fruitcake by Pat Henshaw