December is for Dean
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4.5 • 2 Ratings
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- $4.99
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- $4.99
Publisher Description
Holly
I never thought I'd be homeless and running for my life with two kids in tow.
I find a home at the Mustang Mountain Women's Shelter only for my past to find me and put us all in danger.
Then, in walks, Dean offering my kids and me a safe place to hide, a cabin in the mountains no one knows about.
I don't have a choice, but for all I know, I'm trading the devil I know for the one I don't.
He isn't supposed to be sweet, caring, and good with my kids.
He isn't supposed to set my body on fire with a simple touch.
He isn't supposed to make me forget why I am even here, at least until news reaches us that my past has taken my mom in my place.
Dean
A nice quiet Christmas with my parents and brother is all I want after the year Mustang Mountain has had.
I should have known that wasn't going to happen as soon as Ruby named me the December Mountain Man of the Month.
I didn't expect the family I'd been hoping for to walk into my life or the secrets that would be chasing them.
I plan on making them mine for Christmas, no matter the cost.
But first, I need to teach Holly that I can't do that if she keeps trying to run from me...
Customer Reviews
Instant Family
Dean is bowled over by Holly and her kids and his previous attitude of not wanting a family, quickly changes. This was a wonderful ending to this series. Holly and Dean have an electric connection and Dean feels an immediate family connection with Holly’s children. We are introduced to Dean’s brother Six, who will be in the start of a new series. The intrigue and suspense with the rival MC will still intertwine with the two series. I received an arc copy of this book.
Short and sweet
This is another short and sweet story - a perfect read for a busy Christmas season. Dean and Holly are a cute couple and made even better by the inclusion of Holly’s darling kids Max and Gracie. There is a bit of intrigue and action but it is mostly a story about falling in love and the joys of family and Christmas.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.