Who Needs a Boyfriend at Christmas

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I loved Zane and Sabrina’s story in Who Needs a Boyfriend at Christmas by Delancey Stewart, book three in the Betting on Christmas collection, an opposites attract, roommates, forced proximity, short term fling romance. Sabrina owns the coffee shop in her small town of Holly Creek and desperately needs a roommate since her best friend has gotten engaged and moved to the city. Zane is originally from Holly  Creek but not having the best relationship with his dad he moved to Colorado when he was seventeen; where he works as a metal artist. He returned to town to help his father get back on his feet after a heart attack and dementia diagnosis. Not wanting to stay at his dad’s home, Zane needs a place to stay, so he answers Sabrina’s ad for a roommate. Sabrina needs a date to a wedding and everyone keeps trying to set her up including Zane. Surprisingly his recommended date turns out to be himself forcing them to admit to their instant chemistry and attraction, and act on it. These two have baggage to overcome, life choices to make, and obstacles to get through on their journey to finding a loving future together. Zane and Sabrina give all the feels this Christmas season: opposite attracts, grumpy sunshine and a very big, tattooed motorcycle riding hero versus the small coffee shop owner with blue tipped hair and a lovely smile. I enjoyed this well written story with witty dialogue, realistic characters, h sweet moments, steam, laughs, messy families, painful pasts, surprises, and all the love. I highly recommend Who Needs a Boyfriend at Christmas and hope to read other books in this series.

 

I voluntarily reviewed a complimentary copy of this book.

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