Rating: 5/5
Book Blurb:
In the hospitality industry, we have a very important rule which shouldn’t be broken under any circumstances; don’t sleep with the guests.
It’s a terrible idea for a lot of reasons, and as the very professional manager of my family business, The Chestnut Bed and Breakfast, I know to follow that rule religiously.
Except that one time.
And that other time.
Okay, that sounds bad. Questionable choices aside, though, I’m really good at my job. Everyone makes mistakes, and now the most important thing is that I don’t repeat them.
Easy peasy, right?
Wrong. Not easy peasy.
In fact, I can’t think of anything more complicated than spending Christmas weekend alone with the men responsible for my two most epic lapses in professionalism.
Except, maybe learning that Wells Davis and August Vogel don’t just have history with me, they have it with each other, too.
Santa must have a sense of humor, because I definitely didn’t have a hot mess on my Christmas list.
Review:
A hot holiday romance between a hospitality manager and the two men that have her ready to break all her rules. Lacey is spending her holidays alone managing the Chestnut Bed and Breakfast and the last thing she expects is that the two people staying are the two very men she's broken her rules for... who also happen to have a history of their own. Wells Davis is a grumpy bookstore owner who never expected to run into his ex, eye doctor August Vogel. August and Wells both have fallen for Lacey but also still have unresolved feelings for each other after their breakup, so what better way to spend the holidays than to spend it together? This was such a fun steamy holiday read. I adored the chemistry between the three characters and the absolutely fantastic spicy moments. I can't get enough of this book and I am such a huge fan of Cleo's romances. This was another fantastic one
Release Date: November 17, 2025
Publication/Blog: Ash and Books (ash-and-books.tumblr.com)
*Thanks Cleo White for sending me an arc in exchange for an honest review*

















