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The 6'1" Grinch
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Christmas is Hollie Winslow's favorite holiday. But as a realtor, she has to work when the clients need her, even during the holidays.
Bah Humbug should have been Noel Hawksley's name, but Noel doesn't look anything like a grinch. Devastatingly gorgeous in a menacing srot of way, he demands his own way and expects to get it.
If Hollie can't find him a house immediately, he was likely to commit murder most jolly. And if she has to continue house hunting with him, she is likely to commit something most folly…
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- Heidi bowley
- 04-12-19
it was ok
I liked it but there were a few things that drove me nuts. like instead.of using Elena's name, Noel called her the child a lot.
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- Trish R.
- 18-12-17
Good read and good narration..
This was an nice read. It started with Hollie, a Real Estate agent who loved Christmas, who meets Noel who hates Christmas.
Hollie stopped by a house she had wanted to list and it was rented to Claudia Claus, Santa’s wife, who had decided to take a vacation, because she felt the Santa took her for granted. Claudia was pretending to be a psychic so Hollie had a reading done, only to find out that Santa was sending Hollie a 6’1” beau for Christmas, whether she wanted it or not. And that's where the romance began
It was a cute story but I’m glad it wasn’t any more than 152 pages. That was plenty since for the first time in my 748 audible reviews I had problems with the audio. On every page, and I mean every one of them, a word would be cut off or simply not said, sometimes 2 or 3 words per page. It was so annoying.
There was no swearing but there was very explicit sex. Once in bed and once in a dream of Noel’s and once in a tent in his new store.
As to the narration: Coleen Marlo did a very good job on the men’s voices as well as reading with emotion.