The Mistletoe Mix-Up: A Holiday Romance

Falling in Mistletoe, Book 3

De: Codi Hall

Narrado por: CJ Bloom, Lee Samuels

Former lovers get a second chance at happily-ever-after in this holiday rom-com from the author of 10 Things I Hate About Mistletoeand Mistletoe Mischief.

Sam Griffin's nephew meant well when he brought his uncle to the attention of a relationship-advice radio show in Mistletoe, Idaho. But now, Sam is getting publicly roasted for his love life. Faced with the harsh reality of his dating history, he wants to be known as more than the guy who bounces from bed to bed. And if that means falling in love and settling down, all the better.

Back home after a long stint in the big city, police officer Wren Little is pulling double duty protecting the community and her own heart. With two decades behind her, she knows she dodged a bullet when she chose not to run off with Sam when they were teenagers. But it's proving difficult to avoid being confronted by her infamous ex—everywhere from the airwaves to the local watering hole. And he's just as sexy as ever . . .

As Christmas quickly approaches, Sam and Wren decide to let bygones be bygones in the spirit of the season. But with unresolved feelings, secrets, and passions simmering just below the surface, all it'll take is a little holiday cheer to reignite a romance that was never really extinguished.

"A breezy romantic romp with plenty of heat." —Kirkus Reviews on 10 Things I Hate About Mistletoe

©2024 Codi Hall (P)2024 Podium Audio

Hilarious !!!

🌶🌶🌶🌶🌶
Yes it is spicy.
Very Sleepless in Seattle, except Sam gets roasted on national radio.
God it was hilarious.
MMC~Sam Griffin~
FMC~Wren Little ~
Wrens is following in the family footsteps as an officer with the Mistletoe PD, and has a K9 partner ~Duke~
Wren wants to become a mother, without attachment to a man. Let the comedy insue.
A lot of sensitive topics are touched on.
But there is alot of comedy to offset the heavy.

I feel at home in Mistletoe

I’m a sucker for a series about all the side characters finding love. I have listened to all 7 books of this series and loved each one more than the last. I love the sense of home built through these stories! The winters siblings finding love made me feel like I was part of the family, this extended series to find love for all the important people in the Winter’s life was like a beautiful bow on top. I might have to listen to these audiobooks each Christmas season!

Improved storytelling and good narration!!

Sam and Wren’s Christmas romance features a bad boy tattoo artist with a reputation for one night stands, a relationship adverse tough as nails female cop, and a second chance romance 19 years in the making. I have enjoyed Sam’s amusing love ‘em and leave ‘em personality, the camaraderie he shares with his close knit group of friends, and his loving relationship with his brother Clark and his nephew Jace throughout the first 5 books in this series so I was really looking forward to his love story. I’m happy to say that I really enjoyed it! When Sam is scornfully roasted on a call in radio show and he reconnects with his recently returned high school girlfriend, Sam’s trajectory from clueless to considerate is quite endearing and entertaining. I loved Wren’s fierce independence, empathized with her painful childhood, and could relate to her reasons for avoiding emotional entanglements. I appreciated Sam’s emotional maturity, was entertained when the tables are turned and he’s ready to commit but Wren treats him like a convenient way to scratch her itch, and was captivated by the revelation of the backstory of their first failed relationship. Their romance is witty, highly entertaining, and well written without the flaws I noticed in previous books, and the narration performances of CJ Bloom and Lee Samuels are quite enjoyable.

Great holiday listen!

Decorating the house for Christmas with this wonderful book in the background made the holiday season bright.

Fun, but not as fun as the ithers

I've enjoyed all of the Mistletoe books. This one wasn't my favorite or the series, but still a fun read. I hope she writes more every year!