His Mistletoe Wish

A Country Christmas

De: Pippa Brook

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

It's Christmastime in Mercury Ridge! And there's only one thing this handsome mountain man wants under the tree: her.

Macbeth

I want Levi Beshear with every fiber of my being.

He’s been my brother Romeo’s best friend since they were in elementary school. And now, all my older brothers work side-by-side with him at Mercury Ridge Search and Rescue. As far as Romeo, William, Hamlet, and Theo are concerned, he’s an honorary Jones brother.

I’ve known Levi my entire life, and I have never seen him as a brother. So, when I get the chance to kiss him beneath the mistletoe, I give it everything I've got.

Levi

Those lips. That tongue. Her magnificently curvaceous body.

Macbeth Jones is off limits. I can’t jeopardize my relationship with her brothers. Not only are they my best friends in the world, but I also work with them every day in life-and-death situations.

I can’t betray their trust. I won’t.

But ever since that kiss under the mistletoe, I’ve been consumed by an overwhelming desire to make her mine. Forever.

If her brothers knew the things I want to do to her, they’d hurl me off the mountain. No ifs, ands, or buts.

But by God, if I ever got the chance to do those things to her, I’d die a happy man.

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One kiss changed everything.

Egged on by the townsfolk, Levi and Macbeth kissed under the mistletoe. The realization of both their dreams, despite the fact that he is practically family, being her brothers' friend and a constant childhood companion. Getting snowed in alone on a mountaintop was just what they needed to let their minds and bodies come to grips with their new reality. They were in love and darn her brothers if they didn't like it. Steamy AF shorty that would have been better served with a human voice. The way Ms. Brook writes cannot possibly be served justice by a mere machine.