Make You Mine This Christmas: 'The queer Christmas rom-com I've been waiting for' LAURA KAY

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And that consciousness around food really does wind its way into so much of your life, especially when you have people around you making comments about their own weight and discomfort around it, especially when they are usually smaller than you, and double especially at holidays based around food. Major work decisions come up for several key characters as this Christmas season seems destined to be the moment to either opt for the path already mapped out for them or set their sights on their perfect career. She gets up to some serious shenannegans without even meaning to and I found myself laughing and covering my face with second hand embarrassment so many times (audio book superiority for me to do this and keep reading the book). Aber von mir gibt es trotzdem eine Empfehlung, wenn ihr in so richtiger Weihnachtslaune seid und süße, kitschige RomComs mögt! I was actually thrilled to see Ambrose and Laurel and Christopher there at the end for the HEA moment, when I usually hate love declarations with an audience.

Perfect for fans of Sarah Morgan, Laura Kay and Carol—this is sheer festive joy as you've always wanted to see it. Since Haf doesn't have better holiday plans and wants to save her new friend from embarrassment, she agrees to pretend to be Christopher's girlfriend for Christmas. Aside from being a relatable book though, it's also so funny, making me snort-laugh every other page. Kit has hypermobile Ehler’s Danlos Syndrome and while it clearly impacts who she is, it’s not all she is.In reality, they’ve met only once before and shared the worst but funniest drunken kiss of their lives. Characters who are wholly themselves, love what they love, have a variety of talents, and help each other through emotional growth over the course of the story's events. As someone with multiple chronic illnesses and disabled myself, it was heartening to see it broached in a way that meant it was there in an extremely realistic manner. It’s a classic in fake-romance novels: either the MC falls in love with the person they’re faking the romance with or they fall for their sister.

Okay, now I’m coming round to it… If not, how far would you go to help make a friend’s ex feel jealous?The long-awaited second instalment in Samantha Shannon's Sunday Times and New York Times-bestselling series Tunuva Melim is a sister of the Priory. So many people’s autism is missed as children and so they end up finding out later in life, like I did, hence my little Author’s Note at the back.