Kissing Santa Claus

By Ann Malley

KISSING SANTA CLAUS-Yes! KISSING OFF SANTA CLAUS—Not the best idea!

 

Single mom, Victoria "Tori" Barkley lied about having a husband to secure her high-powered, higher profits position at a Manhattan investment firm. Needs must and Tori needed to ensure her baby's future in the aftermath of her biggest mistake ever--Kissing Santa Claus. responsible career women simply do not get pregnant out-of-wedlock. Said every man who could up and walk away.

 

But Edvin Arn Auliksen, the billionaire eccentric with a mind to give his baby the childhood he never had, did not walk away. He was bamboozled, but he will secure parental rights for the sweet baby Victoria has denied him. The question now is whether Edvin can deny the feelings he still has for Victoria, the woman who shows him very clearly that, deceptive or not, she can still melt his icy heart.

 

✓Secret Baby

✓Forced Proximity

✓Billionaire

✓Fake Relationship

✓Christmas

✓Insta Love

✓Second Chance Romance

 

Kissing Santa Claus, a Two-Hour Short Read, is the perfect escape for anyone who LOVES light-hearted, holiday romance but has trouble choosing their favorite tropes!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Ann Malley
• Release date: Aug 22, 2020
• ISBN: 9798223562047

Ann Malley

When I'm not creating stories, which is never, I'm tootling in my empty nest. Suffice to say I'm always tootling and finding story seeds everywhere. Life is great. It's better when you watch closely and see patterns repeat. Like turning back to fur babies when the kids have flown. Go #teamfurbaby! It's all good. My husband of 33 years has finally come around. We've adopted a feral calico, Peanut, much to the horror of Boo, our inside Turkish Van. (She looks like one and tends toward snooty airs to overcome her poor farm beginnings :^) Together, exploring fun foods, the joy of gardening, and what can be done with emptied rooms, we're getting there. Keeping it real. Exploring options. And choosing to be colorful whenever possible. Or maybe that's wishful thinking--always a good thing!