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A brand new queer holiday romance from the author of Delilah Green Doesnt Care perfect for fans of Alexandria Bellefleur Casey McQuiston and Rosie Danan

Its been five years since Charlotte Donovan was ditched at the altar by her exfiance and shes doing more than okay Sure her single mother never checks in but she has her strings ensemble the Rosalind Quartet and her life in New York is a dream come true As the holidays draw near her ensemble mate Sloane persuades Charlotte and the rest of the quartet to spend Christmas with her family in Colorado it is much cozier and quieter than Manhattan and it would guarantee more practice time for the quartets upcoming tour But when Charlotte arrives she discovers that Sloanes sister Adele also brought a friend home and that friend is none other than her ex Brighton

All Brighton Fairbrook wanted was to have the holliest jolliest Christmas and try to forget that her band kicked her out But instead shes stuck pretending like she and her ex are strangers which proves to be difficult when Sloane and Adeles mom signs them all up for a series of Christmas dating events Charlotte and Brighton are soon entrenched in horseback riding and cookie decorating but Charlotte still wont talk to her Brighton can hardly blame her after what she did

After a few days however things start to slip through Memories Music The way they used to play together Brighton on guitar Charlotte on her violin and it all feels painfully familiar But its all in the past and nothing can melt the ice in their hearts right

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A hot frothy romcom with a relatable heart beating at its centre Talia Hibbert

A truly exquisite romance Im wildly in love with this book Rachel Lynn Solomon

A swoonworthy laughoutloud romp of a romance Kosoko Jackson

Snappy banter and seriously scorching chemistry youll need a very cold shower after this read Lana Harper

Charming and entertaining Blakes masterful blend of sexual tension and growing affection will have readers swooning Karelia StetzWaters

Snarky steamy and swoony in equal measure I never wanted this book to end Meryl Wilsner