Chrismoose Kisses

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★★★★★"I loved the story. There were some emotional moments, but for the most part it was light and fun. The main characters and the secondary characters in this story were awesome. The main characters were charming and realistic, and the plot had a pleasant twist." - Reviewer

All I want this Christmas is to start new traditions with my daughter in our new place—in peace. But when Captain Logan Riley shows up at my doorstep with a letter from Melly's late father, the quiet holiday season instantly turns to chaos.

I've never told anyone who her father is—not my family, my friends, nor the father himself. I’ve certainly never told the handsome soldier who claims to be his best friend. The same man I should definitely not be falling for. It doesn’t matter that he’s made a promise to stick around until I read that letter. He's not staying beyond a few days, and even if he was, this is all too complicated.

Maybe someone should reiterate that to Ed though. The local moose notorious for his matchmaking skills is currently stalking me. I’ve lived in Sunset Ridge long enough to know what happens when this moose singles you out. But that doesn’t matter. Because I'm absolutely not looking for love this Christmas.

Even if love seems determined to find me.

If you love fun, small town romance, Chrismoose Kisses is packed full of that charm—a fun cast of characters, a quirky small town Alaskan setting, and a swoony-romance with all the feels. All inspired by the decade the author lived in Alaska.

Heat Level: Sweet/Mild

★★★★★"I thought this was a really good small-town romance with charming cast of characters, engaging drama, and love in the air whether you want it to find you or not. I enjoyed the author’s writing style and would recommend this story and series to others." - Reviewer

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