Christmasly Obedient by Julia Kent
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Recommendation
This story was really like catching up with old friends. You do not need to have read the other books to enjoy this but those definitely deserve a read as well! Mike, Jeremy and Lydia let us in on what is going on in their lives and is filled with excitement, sex, humor and romance. I loved how it centered around the holiday and found myself laughing out loud through out it. This is the feel-good book you need this winter season!
Excerpts
Bending down, Lydia kissed Mike with the fevered lust of a woman on the edge, his fingers digging into her lush ass, his thighs riding against hers as she anchored her palms on his pecs and leaned back.
Hands wrapped around the back of the chair, she rode him with a rhythm that made him breathe harder and harder, the athleticism of the quickie turning into something more, something deeper, until his hips moved up, hands hungry for her ass, guiding them with a precision that made her stop breathing, just feel the full-body clamp that seized her, all sensation both there and not, her body holding on in the in-between.
Their tempo quickened, deepened, bodies moving against each other with an urgency that made her shiver, then shudder, gripped by an insatiable need to be owned like this.
Pierced.
Possessed.
Publisher synopsis
Tree picking in glorious, downeast Maine. Snow. Santa. Roaring fires, people you love, and a good life. What more could a guy want?
Or, rather, two guys?
Mike and Jeremy have a quiet life with Lydia, on her parents' family campground in Verily, Maine. It's a little boring, sure, but after the craziness of their old lives, what's wrong with boring?
Besides, Jeremy and Mike find Lydia anything but.
As Christmas looms, and an unexpected oops leaves them all in a state of uncertainty, they have to ask themselves: is it time to let life be a little less boring?
And what's inside that slim box Lydia's giving them both on Christmas morning?
Christmasly Obedient is a new holiday book in Julia Kent's USA Today bestselling Obedient series.
Review published November 30, 2020