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Comfort and Joy

Joanna Chambers,

Josh Lanyon

Start date: December 7, 2014

Finish date: December 31, 2014

Discussion: Book of the Month Club

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Dec 04, 2014 Leanne rated it really liked it

Shelves: mm, autobuy-author, christmas, anthology, lovely

A lovely, lovely mix of hurt/comfort, enemies-to-lovers and second chances themes all wrapped up in a satiny soft, red Christmas ribbon.
Exactly what it says on the tin, really. :)

Rest and Be Thankful by Joanna Chambers: 4.5 stars --> LOVED!!!

Out by Harper Fox: 3.5 stars

Waiting for Winter by LB Gregg: 3.5 stars

Baby, It's Cold by Josh Lanyon: 4 stars
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Dec 26, 2014 Deanna rated it really liked it

Shelves: m-m, anthology, british-scot-irish, holiday-theme, fun-read-so-what-if-it-is-not-great, sweet-not-steamy

A good anthology. I enjoyed all of the stories. I will certainly check out other stories by Johanna Chambers. She was the only author that was new to me. The others were interesting stories by authors I love. A nice Christmas read.

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Nov 27, 2014 Chris, the Dalek King rated it really liked it

Shelves: uniforms-and-private-dicks, unusual-jobs, short-stories, mc-pairing-mm, where-have-you-been, foreign-uk, holidays, contemporary, restaurants-and-drinks, foreign-europe

Rest and Be Thankful by Joanna Chambers–-4.5 stars

Cam’s life is not going well, at all. His boiler had bit the dust, his business has flown south for the winter, and pretty much everyone in Inverbechie dislikes him–-including the sexy café owner who he had a blazing row with moths ago, which led to the town shunning him. And he’s broke; so very, very broke. No, life is most definitely not going well. He can only hope that come midnight on New Year’s Eve, he’ll figure out a way to make this new y ...more

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