Christmas Cake by Victoria Blisse
Publisher: Phaze Books
Genre: Contemporary, Holiday (Christmas)
Length: Short
Other: M/F
Rating: 3.5 Cherries
Review by Lilac
Sweet and spicy, and that’s just the cake!
The festive season is in full swing but Emily hates it and just wants it over as quickly as possible. Jim finds out why and shares his Christmas with her and she uncovers her Christmas Spirit as she rediscovers her lust and sexuality. Includes a short selection of sexy holiday poetry!
Told in first person, Christmas Cake is the story of pastry shop owner Emily who, after the death of her husband, detests the holidays. His death ruined her Christmas spirit and she has yet to recapture it. Jim, a patron of her shop, seems to be filled with the Christmas spirit and tries to bring a little of the holiday joy to Emily. As she spends time with Jim she rediscovers her Christmas spirit and a passionate nature she forgot she had.
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In addition to the story, the author has also included some very naughty holiday poems that readers might find enjoyable.
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