But it was more their maturation as people than their connection that won me over. Once they ultimately gave in, they became one of my favorite Tessa Bailey couples (sorry, Brendan and Piper). You may be wondering, “And what was crucial to the story?” Stella and Aiden are so sizzling they might melt a New England winter, as any reader of Tessa Bailey’s novels can attest. I look forward to more in the new year.Download Maybe Not by Colleen Hoover PDF Book Tessa Bailey has given me so much joy this year with her words and stories. This was a lovely holiday-themed romance. Aiden with his soft, understanding personality and dirty talking mouth once he gets Stella to agree to a love contract at work was MMMM yes, please. Watching Stella build self-confidence as she also builds friendships and her windows take off was a joy. These two take it slow physically, but oh boy the sexual tension is off the charts. The grumpy, remote Stella and the patient, sunshine Aiden totally did it for me. Woooo buddy, I enjoyed this romance so much. His bow tie-wearing, holiday season loving, charming storytelling, nice guy exterior is exactly who he is, but he’s also a beast in the sheets and he wants Stella in life and in his bed. But as her potential boss, he has to take things slow and with the utmost integrity.
He also wants to just get to know her better. Which… is preposterous, no one would hire someone with her background? Right?Īiden is the general manager for Vivient and immediately wants Stella for the window dressing job as soon as he meets her. He then asks to apply for the newly open job of widow dresser for the store. He asks her opinion, she gives it to him honestly. And that’s exactly when she encounters the dorkiest, most cheerful, and positive guy imaginable while looking into the atrocious display windows of an upscale department store. Stella is just out of prison after a four-year sentence and she desperately needs a fresh start.
This is set in the world of department stores and window dressing. I don’t have the willpower y’all.Īnd I’m really glad I gave in to my one-click finger. But when Tessa Bailey, the queen of the dirty talking hero, says she has a Ted Lasso-inspired, grumpy/sunshine, opposites attract holiday romance… I just can’t help myself.
I have read them, they just aren’t something I read a lot of. First, let me say that I’m not usually a holiday romance reader.
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