ABOUT
KISSING UNDER THE MISTLETOE
Publication
Date: October 16, 2012 | Series: A St. Helena Vineyard Novel (Book 1)
Paperback:
$12.95 / Kindle: $3.99 Publisher: Montlake Romance
Regan Martin stopped believing
in Christmas miracles six years ago when she lost everything—her house, her
job, and her impeccable reputation in the wine industry—after she fell in love
with a man she had no idea was married. Then Regan gets a chance for a fresh
start in the Napa Valley. With her dream job, dream home, and her daughter
enrolled in a wonderful new school, she starts wondering if holiday wishes
really do come true.
But she soon tumbles back down
to earth when she learns that her new boss is none other than Gabe DeLuca, the
scorned wife’s brother. Gabe wants nothing more than home-wrecking Regan Martin
out of his life, his sister’s world, and his family’s business. Mostly, he
wants the lush beauty out of his head. Yet his attempts to run her out of town
have him thinking twice, especially when he sees that Regan may hold the key to
tracking down his sister’s stolen start-up capital. Even worse for Gabe, Regan
might just be his Christmas wish and hold the key to his heart.
I
was sent a copy of Kissing Under the
Mistletoe from the author, Marina Adair, with the promise of an honest review.
I
love contemporary romances and was pulled into the story from the very
beginning. I loved Regan from the moment she appeared on the page. She is such
a strong character and was the best mom. She would do anything to make sure her
daughter Holly is happy. Enter Gabe DeLuca, who has been out to get her since
he caught her with his sister’s husband 6 years ago. Gabe figures he can keep
Regan and his sister away from one another, and even thinks Regan might be the
way to find Richard, his sister’s ex-husband.
However,
neither Gabe nor Regan expected to be so attracted to one another. They have
the type of attraction that makes it hard to be around one another without touching.
Really their chemistry was pretty great whether they were arguing, laughing
together or making love. I also loved how Regan’s daughter Holly totally wrapped
Gabe around her little finger. Of course, with most of the DeLuca family out to
get Regan, Gabe and Regan have a huge obstacle standing in their way.
I
really loved watching Gabe and Regan fall for one another. I did have a problem
with Gabe trying to use Regan to find Richard, but felt like he totally proved
himself worthy of her love in the end. I felt so much with this book. I laughed
out loud at times, wanted to scream at times, and even had a few tears of
happiness. While most of the DeLuca clan made me angry, I loved Gabe’s
grandmother ChiChi. I did love how protective the DeLuca clan was of one
another and would like to get to know the other brothers and Abby better in
future books.
I
really enjoyed Kissing Under the
Mistletoe and look forward to future books from Marina Adair. For more
information about the author and upcoming books, check out her website.
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