A Dirty Merry Christmas
Stuck on a holiday road trip with my ex and his two best friends? This was NOT on my Christmas wish list.
After having the hottest hookup of my life with a gorgeous stranger on the plane ride back to my small hometown, the last thing I expect is for the pilot to announce an emergency landing.
Or to discover that my mystery hookup is traveling with his two best friends: the man who broke my heart years ago, and a tatted up grump who seems to dislike me immediately.
Now I’m stranded with all three of them:
Tate, my romance-novel-reading hookup whose smile could incinerate a pair of panties.
Ares, my first love and the man who still occupies far too many of my thoughts.
And Callan, the hulking tattoo artist who swears he’s never heard my music—but somehow knows the lyrics to every song.
With flights cancelled and no other options, we agree to work together to find another way home.
But sharing rental cars, buses, and tiny hotel rooms with these men is complicated as hell, especially when I cross a line with each of them… and then all of them together.
It doesn’t mean anything. It can’t. Ares and I come from rival families, and falling for him again would be reckless enough without catching feelings for his best friends too.
Still, the closer we get to Hope Falls, the harder it is to pretend this is just a holiday fling.
But am I brave enough to admit I want more than a dirty merry Christmas?
TROPES IN THIS BOOK:
Reverse harem
Neurodivergent FMC + mental health rep
Second chance romance
Only one bed
Ex’s best friends
Rivals to lovers
Mile high club
Holiday romance
Grumpy x sunshine
Forced proximity
A Dirty Merry Christmas is a contemporary romance with banter, lots of sharing, high heat, and a splash of angst. It’s a complete standalone with a happily ever after!
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