Beastly & Bookish (Horned up for the Holidays #3)

Catrina Bell

Rated: 4.06 of 5 stars
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Explicit open door [?] · 40 ratings · Published: 04 Dec 2023
Beastly & Bookish by Catrina Bell
This beauty didn’t ask for a beastly bookworm for Christmas, but maybe she should have . . . All Noelle wants is to save the Winter Bliss library. She has a plan, too—a New Year’s Eve fundraiser during the annual fire-magic festival. The last thing she needs is a distracting romance with the sexy, binge-reading demon she hasn’t seen in over a decade. Too bad fate (and Mount Winter Bliss) has other plans. Rom only returned to his small hometown because his family needed him to open Perkatory, their newest coffee shop. Seeing Noelle again was a welcome surprise, but there’s no way the beautiful librarian could ever fall for a scarred-up monster like him, right? When an avalanche leaves Noelle and Rom snowed in together, the forced proximity might be their second chance at first love. But will their happily ever after come at the expense of saving Noelle’s beloved library? Beastly & Bookish is a cozy, contemporary, holiday romance featuring a roller skating librarian and book-loving demon's emotional journey from friends to lovers. Horned up for the Holidays is a series of three steamy, same-world, stand-alone novellas. Download today and escape to Winter Bliss.
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    The 'Horned up for the Holidays' series

    4.18 · 135 ratings
    fantasy · demons · paranormal · christmas · contemporary · explicit-open-door · monsters · forced proximity · m-f · small town · dual-pov · non-human-hero
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