đź’™Mistletoe Ever After (The Mistletoe Series 3) by Nana Malone-review tourđź’™
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ABOUT THE BOOK: Release Date October 26, 2024
Nothing said Christmas quite like…computer coding?
My up-and-coming gaming company was in the need of a Christmas miracle, and I planned to spend the holidays holed up in a snowy cabin, making that miracle happen.
I hadn’t counted on sharing this secluded winter wonderland with my nemesis, Cole Nichols.
The last thing I need is the sexy tech mogul, intent on buying out my company, to distract me from my goal.
But as the snow piles up outside, I can’t help but wonder if Cole might be the one to make my winter wishes come true….
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REVIEW: MISTLETOE EVER AFTER is the third instalment in Nana Malone’s contemporary, adult THE MISTLETOE romance series. This is twenty-five year old game developers Jamie Reed, and Cole Nichols’ story line. MISTLETOE EVER AFTER can be read as a stand alone without any difficulty. Any important information from the previous story lines is revealed where necessary.
Told from dual first person perspectives (Jamie and Cole) using present day and memories from the past, MISTLETOE EVER AFTER follows Jamie Reed and her struggling game developing company Cyberpunked. With the holidays approaching, Jamie is heading to the small town of Hope, New York where she will come face to face with her brother Matt’s best friend Cole Nichols, but the lodge has overbooked, and Jamie finds herself spending the holidays with our story line hero. Little does Jamie know but Cole Nichols is desperate to acquire Jamie’s company, and Cole will do anything to take down the woman at the top.
The world building follows the best friend’s sister frenemies to lovers. Seven years earlier Jamie and Cole kissed, within days, Cole had ghosted our story line heroine. Fast forward to present day, Cole sees an opportunity to acquire Jamie’s struggling company but all Jamie sees is the potential for failure, failure of her life’s work and dreams.
The relationship between Cole and Jamie is one of mutual attraction but Jamie sees betrayal when she realizes it is Cole’s company taking aim at her life’s work. Cole has never stopped thinking about the woman he kissed seven year earlier but in an effort to keep the peace, Cole must come up with a plan to protect the woman he loves. The $ex scenes are limited but passionate and intense.
There secondary and supporting characters are limited. We are introduced to most via phone calls including acquisitions manager Jake, and Jamie’s head of marketing Becca Long.
MISTLETOE EVER AFTER is a story of betrayal and greed, self esteem and reluctance, acceptance and love. The fast paced premise is thought provoking and dramatic; the romance is spicy; the characters are desperate and determined.
Reading Order and Previous Reviews
Mistletoe Kisses
Mistletoe Hearts
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Reviewed by Sandy
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USA Today bestseller Nana Malone’s love of all things romance and adventure started with a tattered romantic suspense she “borrowed” from her cousin.
It was a sultry summer afternoon in Ghana, and Nana was a precocious thirteen. She’s been in love with kick butt heroines ever since. With her overactive imagination, and channeling her inner Buffy, it was only a matter a time before she started creating her own characters.
While she waits for her chance at a job as a ninja assassin, in the meantime Nana works out her drama, passion, and sass with fictional characters every bit as sassy and kick butt as she thinks she is.
Great review, Sandy. Looks like a very good story line.
Terrific review, Sandy. Looks like a great read.
Very nice review, Sandy. Sounds like a very good story.
Thanks for the great review.
Terrific review Sandy, thanks.
Looks good, thanks Sandy
Very nice review, Sandy. Looks great.
Looks great, thanks Sandy
Very nice review, thanks Sandy
Amazing review Sandy, thanks.🌺
Great review, Sandy. Looks like a very nice romantic story.
Fantastic review, thanks.
Looks good, thanks again Sandy
nice review sandy