I ain’t perfect, but I love you, Sunday. Don’t you ever doubt that.
Alexandria House
Merry Christmas, Baby
Format:
ebook
Publisher’s Synopsis:
Having to work on Christmas Eve is bad. Having to work the graveyard shift on Christmas Eve is worse. Having to work the graveyard shift on Christmas Eve when your life is a mess? Well, that’s some BS. There doesn’t seem to be a Merry Christmas in store for Sunday Marks, but maybe one call can change that.
Point of view:
1st person. Entirely from Sunday’s perspective.
Rellim’s Thoughts:
I spotted this on Melanated Reader’s IG and immediately added it to my TBR.
Normally, I would scoff at a story that only covers a few hours – but Alexandria House is masterful at packing a lot into a short. Nothing felt missing at all. Sunday is working on Christmas Eve at a job she hates and is realizing that her relationship with long time love, Justin, may be over. She’s standing up for herself and not putting up with being second (third, or fourth) in his life. Little does she know that Justin has big plans for her and them.
Sexy desktop interlude, fun banter, sexting, fexting, and ultimately an HEA. Quick and enjoyable holiday read.
About the author:
Alexandria House is a former RN turned full-time independent author who pens steamy, relatable stories about black love. Since 2016, she has penned and released 29 works including six series, two novelettes, several shorts stories, story compilations, and one poetry collection. Known for writing engaging dialogues and swoon-worthy male characters, most notably Everett “Big South” McClain of her McClain Brothers series, Ms. House has deemed herself a purveyor and proselytizer of black love. Her books consistently land atop Amazon’s African American Romance bestsellers list and she is the recipient of many reader-driven awards.
Her books have been included among other “must-read” lists published to sites such as Shondaland, Oprah Magazine, and BookRiot. She is also the author of two Audible Original projects.
When she’s not engaging her readers on social media, you can find this Arkansas native writing her next bestseller or feeding her fashion addiction.
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My Favorite Quotes
“Snowing. In Mississippi. The hell?”
“I ain’t perfect, but I love you, Sunday. Don’t you ever doubt that.”
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