Dr. Xmas: The Holiday Series, #2

By Hanleigh Bradley

"You're Just Not The Guy For Me."​
Dr. Cameron Barker is back in USA Today Bestselling Author Hanleigh Bradley's brand new Christmas romance.​
When Doctor Cameron Barker decides to propose to his long term girlfriend, his biggest fear is that she might not like the ring.
He never even considers all the other things that could go wrong.
What should be the perfect weekend, quickly dissolves into chaos. And somehow, he finds himself in his worst nightmare with his Gracie flinging his words back at him, "you're just not the guy for me."
Dr. Xmas would be best read after the rest of the saga especially Call Me Doctor.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Hanleigh Bradley
• Release date: May 31, 2021
• ISBN: 9781393577638

Hanleigh Bradley

British Author Hanleigh Bradley writes Contemporary Romance about British twenty somethings in London.

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Contents

Dedication

Epigraph

1. I’m Not the Guy for You

2. What More Could I Want?

3. I Want Everything

4. Poker Face

5. Don’t Do It Yourself

6. Unwanted Advances

7. The Hangover from Hell

8. Strings

9. Epilogue

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Thank You

Acknowledgments

About Hanleigh

Hanleigh's London Saga

For everyone who wants a little Christmas mag

You’re just not the guy for me.

Chapter one

I’m Not the Guy for You

Cameron

‘I’m not the guy for you.’ It’s a sentence I’ve said more times than I can count. It’s fair to say that I said it because I was a complete manwhore, but it was also the truth. I said it because no matter how great the sex was with the women I slept with, it was still only sex.

They would never be the one. I would never be the guy for them.

Even while I was shagging my way through the female population of London, I knew that without a doubt because I’d already met her. The one. I’d already fucked that one royally up.

The women were not Grace Dolton, and so I wasn’t interested in anything more than sex.

Then, by some random act of fate, Grace Dolton came back into my life with a bang and suddenly we were flat mates. I’d been scared to imagine that we could possibly be more than that. I didn’t think I was capable of more. That my heart couldn’t take more.

I was shit scared, out of my mind with fear, but somehow, we ended up together. I guess I said the right thing or something because we’ve spent the last year fucking like bunnies.

Right now, we’re curled up on the sofa in the apartment we share with our friend Theo. For the first time in months, Theo has gone out and so we have the apartment to ourselves. Theo is an author and I swear, when he has a deadline, he becomes a hermit.

A hermit who is particularly attached to this couch. No joke. I’m not even convinced the guy gets up from the couch to sleep and shower.

And then when he finishes a project, he goes out, finds some brunette and brings her back here. Theo and I have a lot in common, or at least we did before I reconnected with Grace. He’s exactly like I was back then.

On the TV in front of us is a couple. It’s supposed to be some Christmas romance film, but the guy is saying those same words I once used to say so often.