Step-Santa (A Filthy Dirty Christmas)
Logan Chance
Dear Step-Santa, The last thing I wanted for Christmas was a shockingly gorgeous new stepbrother. And I certainly didn’t want to play elf to your Santa at my mother’s charity event or sneak off to kiss you under the mistletoe. Ok, maybe I wanted that at the time, but it can’t happen again. It’s too naughty. Is it bad I can’t stop fantasizing about all the ways you can deck my halls so I can fa la la la la all night long? It is, I know. I can’t control myself. What I really want for Christmas is to stop craving you all the time. I’ll need a Christmas miracle. Signed, Winter Christmas Alert: This is a fast-paced, short romp in the snow. Filled with holiday fun, steamy scenes that'll make you blush, and a pair of step-siblings that can't keep their hands to themselves. A perfect read to relax by the fire and get your heat on. Welcome to a filthy dirty Christmas! Forget sugar and spice and everything nice … this year we want to show off our naughty side. Taboo, dangerous, and over-the-top, we’re bringing you everything you were too scared to ask Santa for. Don’t worry, loves, these are still packed with the heroes you crave and the HEA’s you deserve!
Publication Year: 2021
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0Another book where you’re getting what’s advertised. A cute, cheesy, Christmas novella.
I didn’t think this story was too taboo, while the two main characters are step-siblings they are much older. They are 26 and 30 I believe so they are full adults and they don’t live in the same house or even with their parents so I don’t find the step-sibling too odd in this book. It’s just an added component to make it “taboo and dirty.”
I really liked the light pinning of each other and knowing they shouldn’t like each other, I wish it would have gone on longer but it’s a novella so we gotta fit the goods in a short amount of time.
2 things I really didn’t like though:
Our main girl, Winter, was on this thing about not cussing so instead she would say elf names. Now I know it’s a Christmas short story but my god did this annoy me after the first time. It made the book feel pretty cheesy to me. Almost like a kid's show where they say weird words instead of cussing.
I also am not a fan of insta love. I’ve never been a fan of this trope though so it’s not surprising that it rubbed me the wrong way here. They were together around the holidays for like 2 or 3 weeks, if I remember correctly, but we don’t see any of that. If they did get to know each other in that time period that’s news to the reader because I had no clue.
Anyway, it’s short and cute if you’re in the holiday mood. The sexy scenes are pretty tame, the most outlandish thing about this book is the step-sibling trope but even that wasn’t shocking.
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