Review: Kissmas Eve - M.E Carter and Sara Ney

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Kissmas Eve


Review: Kissmas Eve - ME Carter and Sara Ney - December 2016


Making it one of my goals for 2021 is to clear my kindle and clean out my old books and scrolling through came to this cutesy read Kissmas Eve by Sara Ney and ME Carter. This book starts with introducing us to Meg who is best friends with Tabitha - remember her from the Three Little Lies series with Colin. Meg is also busy working as a sports agent and has a crush on Adam. It is the month of December and for Meg, this means going all out for Christmas time with Christmas clothes, ugly sweaters, and Christmas cups. So much that the office has started bets on her outfits and Christmas cheer. Meg doesn't believe that Adam knows she exists, but he certainly does and is trying to get the guts to tell her he likes her. Kissmas Eve was one of those elevators meet cute novels as the pair end up on their way to the Christmas party getting stuck in a dark elevator and you know what happens in the elevator stays in the elevator. Kissmas Eve is also a quick read novella that if you are in the mood for some happy Christmas cheer , it just hits the spot.

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