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Burying the Hatchet

A.C. Thomas (Goodreads Author)

4.11 · Rating details · 54 ratings · 38 reviews

Home for the holidays for the first time in five years, Clayton Osborne steps off the plane with a chip on his shoulder and a suitcase full of grief…only to come face to flannel-covered chest with his worst nightmare. It’s Jake Carver, his high school nemesis and guilty crush. Clayton never expected Jake to still be working on his family tree farm. Of course, now that he’s ...more

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Dec 31, 2020 Trio rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: holiday, netgalley, 2020-ng-reads-challenge, mm-romance

A new author for me, I'll be looking at whatever A.C. Thomas brings us next.

Ms. Thomas writes a fabulous sex scene. Spectacular dirty talk, great chemistry between the characters, and their unique personalities really come through. The dynamic between the men, present throughout the whole story, culminates in their love making and works perfectly.

With flashes of some really lovely stuff, A.C. Thomas overdoes the descriptors a bit, and there's lots of similes between emotions and the winter weath ...more

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Nov 22, 2020 Shweta rated it it was amazing

Shelves: angst, first-love, get-to-this-goodness-now, mm-romance, giveaways-free-reads-arcs-dbml, hells-bells-hot-smut, good-prose, holiday-romance, enemies-to-lovers, high-school-romance

Get to this goodness! Get to it now!
Home-for-the-holidays, second chance at love, enemies to lovers, former bully novella? Sign me up !
I was hooked in from Page 1 and completely devoured the book in under 3 hrs!

This holiday romance follows Clayton who returns home to look after the family farm only to come face to face with his former bully and long time man-of-his-fantasies -Jake.
As the duo butt heads, Clayton realises that Jake is no longer the brutish bully he remembers from high school and ...more

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Dec 07, 2020 Lisa Scott-Thacker rated it it was amazing

Ok, so you want some romance? You want your heart to fill with love and joy, but you also want a compelling plot and developed, well-rounded characters?
And, don't be shy, you want some glorious sex scenes.
But it's been a hard year, so maybe you also want something with that sparkle of festive magic too? Something cosy, comforting, warm?

Burying the Hatchet has got your back!

The premise is utterly delightful.

Clayton's fresh from the city and a high powered job that keeps him busy, but not exactl Ok, so you want some romance? You want your heart to fill with love and joy, but you also want a compelling plot and developed, well-rounded characters?
And, don't be shy, you want some glorious sex scenes.
But it's been a hard year, so maybe you also want something with that sparkle of festive magic too? Something cosy, comforting, warm?

Burying the Hatchet has got your back!

The premise is utterly delightful.

Clayton's fresh from the city and a high powered job that keeps him busy, but not exactly fulfilled. He's only home for the holidays, or that's the plan at least…
Jake has been keeping things running, doing the heavy lifting in more ways than one in a place that's more of a home than a job for him.
And now they're both working through their past issues in the delightful setting of Clayton's family's Christmas tree farm, trying desperately to figure out exactly what they're both feeling for each other. Is the tension just a hangover from their childhood rivalry, or could there possibly be something a little deeper at play? How have things changed since the last time they saw each other? How will they cope when their true feelings start to emerge. And will they put together an amazing Christmas Jubilee and make enough money to keep the place going?

Both Clayton and Jake are brilliantly developed characters, with enough depth and backstory that they never feel one-dimensional or clichéd, and their developing relationship feels so real, so natural. There's misunderstandings and pining and a hot undercurrent of sheer desire and I was so invested in seeing how things progressed that I devoured this in one glorious sitting!
The romance is delightful, the kind of thing that had me smiling from ear to ear, and the erotica is just as beautifully written as the rest, with realistic moments of tenderness amongst the absolutely steamy descriptions.

And, oh, the festive atmosphere! Thomas has a masterful way of weaving in sights and smells throughout their writing that I found myself getting entirely wrapped up in that Christmassy joy.

There's more than just a surface sweetness too, there's a real depth to this story that I wasn't expecting from a holiday romance; multiple scenes wrenched my heart, or left me with tears in my eyes and a lump in my throat, all of which helped to enhance the tender romance.

So yes, I highly HIGHLY recommend this one!

I came away from Burying the Hatchet with the warmest, fuzziest feeling in my heart and my whole soul full of Christmas cheer. My blood was cocoa, my bones were candy canes and all I could smell was tree sap and cinnamon!

Best read while curled up under your softest blanket with at least two servings of cocoa and marshmallows! ...more

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Dec 19, 2020 Online Eccentric Librarian rated it liked it

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This was a very quick read - felt like it took maybe an hour to complete. The story itself was paint by numbers; none of the characters felt fleshed out and we never got much in terms of a back story. Strip out the overly long sex scenes and what remained was a skeleton of a plot with some cardboard characters.

Story: Clayton returns to his small town New England home to take on the running of his mother's Christmas Tree Farm. It's usually a big deal for the area and though he will miss his big-city life, he also wants to ensure that nothing happens to the farm while his mother is in the hospital. Upon returning, he finds Jake tending the place and preparing for the Christmas season. Turns out Jake was his old best friend, somewhat rival, and has been working for Clay's mother for several years. But Jake was cruel to Clayton before Clayton left the town and Clayton has never forgiven his old friend for the hurts. But were both mistaken about what happened in the past?

The story takes place over a few quick weeks and involves a small blonde city boy and a dark skinned, curly haired, big burly lumberjack type who sounds like he has a vocabulary just short of a parrot. Clayton is incredibly rude, insulting, and just unpleasant to Jake for the first part of the book. Jake is mostly silent, lumbering around doing work and not finishing sentences when he did actually talk. Both felt like racial stereotypes and I was very uncomfortable with their characterizations, especially with Clayton lording over farmhand Jake and telling him what to do.

Of course, the story will end up with the usual mistaken assumptions and we'll get long sex scenes with moments of calling each other cutesy "Angel" or "Baby". I can't really say there was any organic development of the plot and it pretty much was "oh, I made a mistake in the past, forgive me and let's make out." It felt too pat and too easy and I wanted more. Especially since there were no side characters, it felt very shallow.

In all, it is fairly brainless and sweet - a Twinkie of a book that is overly sweet and not very filling. But I know there are many who are looking for just that. Reviewed from an advance reader copy provided by the publisher. ...more

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Dec 22, 2020 Joyfully Jay rated it liked it

A Joyfully Jay review.

3 stars

This story is nothing but sprinkles and spun sugar. It’s two men looking at each other, lusting after each other, and giving into temptation, all while chopping down trees, making wreaths and garlands, and stringing up colorful lights. Neither character is developed, and while Jake has a bit of a background, Clayton doesn’t really. The bullying is dropped once Jake apologizes and it feels like Clayton has zero interest in Jake as a person.

For me, this book just didn ...more

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Jan 08, 2021 Jessica Svajgert rated it liked it

Shelves: netgalley-arc

*Special thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for providing this e-ARC in exchange for an honest review. Pub date: December 7, 2020

This LGBTQIA+ novella was a cute small town enemies to lovers holiday romance. While It’s short and sweet with minimal character background and so many cringey pet names in the sex scenes, I still enjoyed the characters together and was rooting for them.

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Nov 27, 2020 Bedside Book Review rated it it was amazing

Burying the Hatchet by A.C. Thomas is a Christmas M/M romance novella that will give you all the feels.
Clayton Osbourne has to return to his family home and Christmas Tree farm when his mother is suddenly taken ill. He ran away from his emotional heartache over his childhood nemesis and guilty crush several years before and hasn't returned since.
The object of his heartache Jake Carver, still works on the farm and is still causing Clayton's heart to flutter. Will sparks fly this Christmas between ...more

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Dec 13, 2020 Fal rated it really liked it

Shelves: reviewed, lgbtq, romance, 2020-release

Burying the Hatchet by A.C. Thomas is a short and sweet holiday novella following Clayton and Jake after Clayton’s mother falls ill and can no longer take care of the family’s tree farm. Clayton is happy to be back in his small town but not so happy to have to work with his high school bully, Jake.

This was really cute. I think the author did a good job of balancing tone in this novella. It’s dealing with heavy subjects like past bullying and internalized homophobia. However, I think the novella ...more

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Feb 04, 2021 Anke marked it as nope

Tried the sample - didn't work for me.
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Nov 23, 2020 A.C. Thomas added it · (Review from the author)

Shelves: my-books

Cover Artist: Natasha Snow

Category: Romance

Genre: Contemporary, Seasonal

Word Count: 32800

Sex Content: Explicit

Pairing: MM

Orientation: Gay

Identity: Cisgender

Warning: discussion of past homophobia and bullying. The MC inadvertently outs the love interest (only between the two of them). The story includes the depiction of an ailing elderly relative in hospital

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Dec 07, 2020 Book Gemz rated it it was amazing

Shelves: reviewed, 2020-shelf, winter-holidays

What I liked
Not going to lie, I was interested in reading this book the minute I read the premise. My husband and I have talked many times about starting a Christmas tree farm. Now, here is an m/m romance book, Burying the Hatchet, that is based on one. SIGN ME UP!

A.C. Thomas did a wonderful job building this novel. It has well-developed characters. While there are a few ancillary characters around them in a few scenes, the story is truly all about Clayton and Jake. This really helped to develop What I liked
Not going to lie, I was interested in reading this book the minute I read the premise. My husband and I have talked many times about starting a Christmas tree farm. Now, here is an m/m romance book, Burying the Hatchet, that is based on one. SIGN ME UP!

A.C. Thomas did a wonderful job building this novel. It has well-developed characters. While there are a few ancillary characters around them in a few scenes, the story is truly all about Clayton and Jake. This really helped to develop them and bring out their flaws, insecurities, and really their hidden passion towards each other. I enjoyed trying to figure out on Jake’s part what was his attempts to make up his past bullying and which were his ways of woo-ing of Clayton. I also loved how they bumped heads getting to the point when chemistry took over.

I would be remised to not mention the heat in the book. This was a slow build love story, despite previously untold crushes, but when the connection made, there were some hot scenes.

Forewarning
I do want to give a small forewarning. The book talks about some bullying of Clayton during his school years for being gay. There is no violence in the book like this, but this is the seed of the mistrust between Clayton and Jake. Don’t worry, the book does have a happy ever after ending, but wanted to mention as bullying is a serious issue.

The Bottom Line
Burying the Hatchet has it all. Hot, ax-wielding, burly mountain man and a business school graduate who had secret crushes on each other, finding love, ON A CHRISTMAS TREE FARM. This was not a love at first sight situation (at least for Clayton), definitely a well-developed slow build love story. Total recommend for a realistic, feel-good story!

Disclosure: I did receive a copy of the book from the author in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are my own. I received no compensation for this review.

Check out the FULL review, as well as Coffee & Holiday talks with the author on Book Gemz. Burying the Hatchet: Release Day Review at Book Gemz ...more

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Nov 22, 2020 Jonas Sheckler rated it it was amazing

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“Burying the Hatchet” is a cute romance absolutely made for the holiday season. Short and sweet, you can curl up with a cup of hot cocoa and read this story all in one sitting, which to me is the perfect length for a novella like this one.

Clayton, son of a pine tree farmer, comes home for Christmas for the first time in years due to his mother getting sick. With the help of Jake, the main farmhand and Clay’s high school bully (and secret crush), Please be aware that this review contains spoilers.

“Burying the Hatchet” is a cute romance absolutely made for the holiday season. Short and sweet, you can curl up with a cup of hot cocoa and read this story all in one sitting, which to me is the perfect length for a novella like this one.

Clayton, son of a pine tree farmer, comes home for Christmas for the first time in years due to his mother getting sick. With the help of Jake, the main farmhand and Clay’s high school bully (and secret crush), these two transform the farm into its usual holiday splendor complete with a little Christmas village.

However, there’s more than meets the eye with the two leads of this book. These characters are both relatable and openly flawed, perhaps making them even more relatable.

Clay, who grew up in a conservative/Christian town in the mountains of North Carolina, couldn’t wait to leave town as quick as possible to spread his wings to be himself. I myself have grown up as a queer person living in conservative spaces, and I can very much relate to hiding my feelings for others in the face of small-minded people. Clay’s internal struggle between staying or going back to the city calls to mind “Sweet Home Alabama” - he’s grown used to hating his old hometown, downplaying it as backwards and small, and used to the big city and all the success he’s accomplished there. Clay is playful and sweet, and he tries to stay steadfast in his one-time-only policy of helping the farm due to his mom’s illness. He easily slips into his old roles in helping the farm, from hanging lights with Jake to making garlands and other decorations. But Clay is far from perfect. He’s a little selfish; overwhelmed with grief for his mother’s illness and the responsibility of the holiday celebrations that take place on the farm every year, Clay is focused on himself for a good portion of the story. Even when he and Jake hook up the first time, Clay is self-serving and resolute to keep it to fling-status as he plans to return to the city once Christmas is over.

Jake, meanwhile, slips back into that role he’s filled time and time again with Clay. He teases Clay in new ways - for example, in the very beginning of the story, Jake throws an axe and gets it stuck in a log only to demonstrate that Clay couldn’t get it out of the wood. While this demonstration does indeed show that Jake is a necessary part of the farm, as Clay had tried to fire him, it also comes across as another tease. However, Jake isn’t the same bully he used to be. This is exemplified with his increasing softness towards Clay as well as the fact that he now lives on the farm and knows intimate details of Clay’s mother’s traditions around Christmas, like putting up the star. The more we get to know Jake, slowly but surely, the more Clay shows his ass and the more protective we get of Jake. Jake is actually my favorite character in this book - the big-as-a-tree lumberjack of a man who’s as soft as a teddy bear behind the facade.

The two of them come together not just to put on an amazing Christmas fair/carnival/celebration, but also to work through their own differences, both past and present. Once they finally do, these two make beautiful music.

While the smut is amazingly written, it’s the characters and their misunderstandings that really drive this book. Clay is flawed but lovable, the definition of an unreliable narrator; Jake is the mysterious bully from the past who’s mellowed out considerably and makes you want to pull him into a hug and tell him everything will be okay.

Like a queer version of “Sweet Home Alabama” but with a bully-past and Christmas twist, “Burying the Hatchet” is more than worth the read, if only for all the Christmas flare and beautiful, evocative writing. Purchase yourself a copy and enjoy the warm and fuzzy feelings! ...more

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Dec 16, 2020 CapesandCovers rated it liked it

Shelves: netgalley, 2020-releases, lgbtqiap, short-stories-novellas, winter-holidays, reviewed, read-instead-of-sleeping, read-in-2020

Despite the fact that my kindle app has a bunch of holiday books on it from the time I bought some massive romance bundle on a whim (back before I had even started reading adult romance too lmao), I decided to request a few wintery/Christmas themed books from NetGalley, Burying the Hatchet included to try to make things feel more normal and holiday like. And while I'm not sure that part actually worked since my life is pretty far from Clayton and Jake's, it was a really sweet holiday romance tha ...more

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Dec 14, 2020 Sherry rated it really liked it

This book is going on my list of favorite Christmas reads for the holiday season.

The plot is pure Hallmark. You’ve got the guy who’s left his small town for the big city of Chicago but has to return home when his mother becomes seriously ill. There he encounters his sometimes friend, sometimes tormentor—and, always, his secret crush—and the two of them are forced to work together to save his mother’s Christmas tree farm. Romance blooms, but with one of them having a life elsewhere, it’s surely d ...more

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Jan 16, 2021 Jenn rated it really liked it

Shelves: arc, mm, lgbt, contemporary

3.5 stars
Burying the Hatchet is a sweet little holiday novella about coming home again and second chances for a first love.

Clayton Osborne hasn't been home in five years but when his mother falls ill he returns to his country roots to help the family's tree farm and see his ailing mother. Little does he know the source of all his teenage angst and lust happens to be working at the farm is all his burly, flannel, ax-wielding glory.

Jake Carver has been working at the NorthStar Tree Farm since as ...more

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Dec 07, 2020 Autumn Breeze rated it it was amazing

Shelves: wine-drunk-book-reviews

If you're looking for a holiday romance on a tree farm with all the feels, look no further because Burying The Hatchet by A.C Thomas is it. It's the perfect book to enjoy a hot cup of cocoa with on a cold night. I will certainly be reading it again next Holiday season!

Jake and Clayton were like oil and water as teenagers. Jake picked on and teased Clayton until he fled to Chicago. Unfortunate circumstances brought Clayton home, back to Jake. Together, they have two weeks to get North Star, the ...more

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Dec 15, 2020 Daniel added it

Shelves: lgbtqia, holiday, romance, own-on-kobo

Clayton returns to his ailing mother's Christmas tree farm from his fancy job in Chicago to find that his high school nemesis and secret crush, Jake, is still helping out on the farm and living in the guest house. With Clayton's mother unconscious in the hospital, the the two men will have to put their differences aside and keep the farm running through the holiday season. But as secrets from the past are revealed, they realize they're developing more than a working relationship.

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Dec 07, 2020 Caitlyn rated it it was amazing

Burying the Hatchet is like the gay, Hallmark Christmas story we’ve all been waiting for. YES, IT IS OUR TIME NOW. Clayton is home for the Holidays to run his mothers tree farm, but as it would turn out… his old high school bully still works there. Now if you ask me that's just the perfect setup for some Holiday themed enemies-to-lovers goodness.

The Christmas vibes are so strong in this book and it got me so in the mood for the Holidays and honestly, it is everything I needed for this year. Jak ...more

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Dec 12, 2020 Sid Blackwood rated it really liked it

I received this book in exchange for an honest review.
This is a nice read if you don't expect it to be anything that it isn't. It's a quick holiday romance with a nice bit of steam that'll give you a warm feeling and a couple hours of escape from the holiday stress. I would recommend not delving to deep into the background though. Bullies to lovers is always a bit problematic and the resolution is okay, so if you don't enjoy this type of trope you may want to pass on this one.
While I do like the ...more

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Dec 07, 2020 Caitlin Garza rated it it was amazing

Clayton makes it home for the holidays under the worst circumstances. He comes home to a mother in the hospital, a family business in chaos, and his childhood bully living in his backyard. But Jake isn't the tormenter Clay remembers from his youth -- he may just turn this Christmas around.

This is a perfect cozy, winter read that transported me to NorthStar Tree Farm. I definitely loved the atmospheric feel of this story; I could perfectly envision Jake pulling felled trees on his sled and Clay m ...more

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Dec 12, 2020 Sally rated it liked it

Shelves: fiction, queer-reads, netgalley, 2020-books

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Dec 13, 2020 Iz rated it it was amazing

Shelves: romance, netgalley, hot-as-hell, soft, english, contemporary

I received an ARC from Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.

Excuse me while I go and cry for a few hours.
"Burying the Hatchet" was the most perfect holiday romance.
I absolutely adored it, from start to finish, and the only thing I could have asked for was maybe a hundred pages more of Clay and Jake cutting down trees and celebrating Christmas and being adorable and lovely.
It's full of some of my favourite tropes (childhood enemies to lovers? Check. Size difference? CHECK.) plus a whole ...more

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Dec 23, 2020 Phoebe rated it really liked it

Shelves: lgbt-fiction, m-m-romance, new-adult, second-chances, christmas

A.C. Thomas gives us a second chance romance this holiday season with Burying the Hatchet. I will admit that while reading, I would not have been surprised if the hatchet had ended up buried in someone. (smile)

Thomas deals with some tough issues that range from the illness of a loved one, bullying, homelessness, and homophobia. Then they add in some holiday romance...oh and plenty of donuts. I will also confess to really wanting to go to the jubilee, it sounds so cool and a lot of fun.

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Dec 31, 2020 Thieving Magpie rated it really liked it

Former-Enemies-to-lovers? Perfect!
A sweet little read, easily finished in one sitting? Awesome!
Two very graphic sex scenes? No, thank you.
I was so mad about those two sex scenes, this book was perfect for a five star-rating! It had a sweet Christmas rep, former enemies to lovers, two characters that were not perfect but also no assholes - they were human. Probably the most realistic characters I've been reading about for today.
And then there came the sex-scenes and my five stars rating went dow ...more

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Dec 07, 2020 Mary Tokeidai rated it it was amazing

I received a free copy in exchange for my honest review.

When I read this book I was expecting an easy going, holiday themed comedy romance like in the movies. I received all that and then some! The setting is amazingly fleshed out, with the tree farm and the cozy old house. Even Clay’s mother feels like a woman I know. A woman who loves Dolly Parton just like my mother.
Jake and Clay are so fun to read. The tension between them is so thick, like a melted marshmallow over some rich homemade hot ...more

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Dec 19, 2020 Jennifer rated it liked it

It's nice to see some LGBTQ representation in this genre. Burying the Hatchet is a fun, light-hearted Christmas romance a la Hallmark, but with steamy sex scenes! The characters are likeable, if a bit underdeveloped (no more so than most romance characters).

Clayton returns home to his family's tree farm just before Christmas to help out while his mother is hospitalized. He finds his old high school frenemy, Jake, working at and living on the farm. As the men spend more time together, and Clayton ...more

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Dec 09, 2020 Isabelle Adler rated it it was amazing

Shelves: 2020

4.5 stars

If you're looking for a sweet, heartfelt, and sexy holiday novella about second chances, look no further than Burying the Hatchet.
My only criticism is that I wish the past bullying was addressed more directly and in more depth than it was. I got the impression it had been a huge influence on Clayton, and the issue hasn't been dealt with quite as I expected.
That being said, I thoroughly enjoyed the writing style and was rooting for the characters all the way. Definitely will be checking ...more

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Dec 13, 2020 Jenny rated it it was amazing

This was such a good holiday read! It’s short and sweet and you can practically smell the evergreens. It has everything you would want in a holiday romance. Mutual pining! Holiday novelty hats! Candy canes! Hot cocoa! A little smidgen of sadness (but it turns out ok). If you’re still trying to get in the right frame of mind for the holidays, reading this book is a good start.

I received an ARC of this book in exchange for my honest review. Which is that it was super cute and you should read it.

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Dec 22, 2020 Alex (soulfullyalex) rated it really liked it

Thank you to NetGalley and NineStar Press

This was a very sweet story about a man who returns home to his family Christmas Tree farm and finds that the boy he had crushed on in high school was now a man and working on the farm. I really enjoyed this one. I read it in one sitting. I really loved the second chance aspect of this.

I think I would have enjoyed this way more if there was more character development and discussion of their past, though this was a novella so it is understandable that ther ...more

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Dec 11, 2020 RACHEL REED rated it really liked it

This was a sweet, cosy and feel good read overall.

A.C. Thomas is a new to me author and I absolutely loved their writing style.

This book brings sweetness, holiday cheer and feel good vibes.
Clayton and Jake were adorable together and I loved the build of the chemistry between them.

If you like a sweet, opposites attract, holiday romance that is bound to put you in a good mood.
Be sure to give this one a go.

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