Santa's Big Surprise

A Spicy Christmas Romance

Vincent

Lorena DeVitto and I don’t exactly see eye to eye. As the captain of the college hockey team, I’m used to being at the top, and she’s the kind of person who lives to challenge me. She’s loud, opinionated, and always looking to tear me down, whether it’s in class, at a game, or just crossing paths on the campus.

So when I spot her at the secret Christmas kinky party, I see it as the perfect opportunity to show her exactly who’s in charge.

There’s just one catch—she doesn’t realize it’s me.

Tonight, I’m not Vincent Headley. I’m Santa. And I’m going to enjoy every second of watching her and making her feel me before she even knows who’s behind the disguise.

She won’t see it coming and she’ll think I’m just some guy at a party, but I’m playing a long game. I’m going to push her, tease her, make her burn with desire...

And when she finds out who I really am? I’ll make sure she understands exactly what it means to end up on my naughty list.

This Christmas, I’m taking more than just her pride.

I’m taking her.

Lorena
Vincent Headley thinks he’s the smartest guy on campus. Arrogant, smug, the golden boy who walks around like the world should thank him for existing... I’ve spent months putting him in his place every chance that I get, and I’ve enjoyed every second of it.

So when I see him dressed as Santa at the party, I’m sure he thinks he has me fooled. It’s cute, because the way he moves, the way he talks, and the way he can’t help but take control give him away in an instant.

He thinks he’s in charge tonight and that I’m just another girl lost in the thrill. But I know it’s him, even before he touches me.

And if Vincent wants to play games… fine.

I’ll play. I’ll moan, beg, and let him think he’s winning.

And when the mask finally comes off, I’ll make sure he realizes that he’s not the one who’s been in control all along.


A standalone Christmas novella. Mature language and content.

Virtual reader.

Do not like the virtual reading. It is unnatural and devoid of emotion. Robotic voices made it impossible to grip my attention. I only made it through the book on a fast speed so I could leave this review. Story was fine.