Dancing In Lake Mistletoe by Amber Kelly
Synopsis:
I am a ballet dancer from New York City,
currently in Lake Mistletoe, Idaho, to perform as the Sugar Plum Fairy
in The Nutcracker at the Sun Valley Ski Resort. After my breakup with my
boyfriend, I needed a break from my fast-paced life. This quiet,
snow-covered town seemed like the perfect escape. Staying at The
Gingerbread Inn feels like stepping into a holiday postcard. However,
what really catches me off guard is Dutch.
Dutch is the electrical engineer working on the sets, and he's a single dad to Josie, an adorable little girl who loves ballet. As I bond with Josie, I find myself drawn to Dutch in a way I didn’t expect, and the life I left behind in Manhattan starts to feel distant. He’s a different kind of distraction. He’s not the type of guy I usually go for—he’s all flannel, muscle, and practicality. But there’s something about him that’s hard to ignore.
What starts as a hot holiday fling turns into something more, and I begin to wonder if small-town life, with its snow-covered streets and warm, welcoming people, is what I’ve been searching for. Maybe Lake Mistletoe isn’t just a temporary stop but the beginning of my second chance at love.
Dutch is the electrical engineer working on the sets, and he's a single dad to Josie, an adorable little girl who loves ballet. As I bond with Josie, I find myself drawn to Dutch in a way I didn’t expect, and the life I left behind in Manhattan starts to feel distant. He’s a different kind of distraction. He’s not the type of guy I usually go for—he’s all flannel, muscle, and practicality. But there’s something about him that’s hard to ignore.
What starts as a hot holiday fling turns into something more, and I begin to wonder if small-town life, with its snow-covered streets and warm, welcoming people, is what I’ve been searching for. Maybe Lake Mistletoe isn’t just a temporary stop but the beginning of my second chance at love.
Review:
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Dancing in Lake Mistletoe is a nice and smexy read.
Mindi is a ballerina, she came to Lake Mistletoe to perform in The Nutcracker up to Christmas. Dutch is a single dad, he came back to his little hometown to get some help bringing up his daughter. They meet and they instantly feel a connection. They have few weeks to live out their deep chemistry because their lives are so different and they don't see any chance of a future together.
I loved getting swept up in Dutch and Mindi's story, that left me with a warm heart and a smile on my face. These characters are so cute, lovable and sweet they deserve to have their happily ever after.
"Oh, hearts are rarely confused, Miss Mindi. They might be scared, or stubborn, or just plain tired. But lost? Nah. Hearts know the way-they always do. Just gotta be willing to listen."
Amber Kelly wrote a very good romance, with a little bit of Christmas magic that made it perfect for this time of the year.
I highly recommend to visit this little community of Idaho, and let you fall for the snowy and charming landscape.
Mindi is a ballerina, she came to Lake Mistletoe to perform in The Nutcracker up to Christmas. Dutch is a single dad, he came back to his little hometown to get some help bringing up his daughter. They meet and they instantly feel a connection. They have few weeks to live out their deep chemistry because their lives are so different and they don't see any chance of a future together.
I loved getting swept up in Dutch and Mindi's story, that left me with a warm heart and a smile on my face. These characters are so cute, lovable and sweet they deserve to have their happily ever after.
"Oh, hearts are rarely confused, Miss Mindi. They might be scared, or stubborn, or just plain tired. But lost? Nah. Hearts know the way-they always do. Just gotta be willing to listen."
Amber Kelly wrote a very good romance, with a little bit of Christmas magic that made it perfect for this time of the year.
I highly recommend to visit this little community of Idaho, and let you fall for the snowy and charming landscape.
Release Date: 11.14.2024
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