The Santa Project by Elinor Gray

The Santa Project by Elinor Gray
Publisher: Dreamspinner Press
Genre: Contemporary, Holiday
Length: Short story (55 pages)
Other: M/M, Anal Play
Rating: 3.5 stars
Reviewed by Fern

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Making the holidays special for his students is only part of the reason David makes excuses to go to the Craft Emporium. He also holds a torch for Adam. He takes it as a personal challenge to show Adam how to enjoy the holidays when he asks Adam to teach him to knit. David promises the holidays can be wonderful when shared with the right people, but how can they share them when David is going home to his family and Adam will be left all alone?

Adam isn’t keen on Christmas, usually choosing to work through the holiday period, but hunky school teacher, David, loves the season and even helps lead a part-activist part craft club for the local school children. Adam can’t help his curiosity and so he looks more into The Santa Project, and the intriguing David.

I could totally understand Adam’s distaste for Christmas – I was pleased the author had a solid explanation for that and not just a general bah-humbug sort of story behind Adam’s feelings. I also really appreciated that Adam was open minded and that his curiosity and interest in David had him keeping his thoughts flexible. I also really enjoyed how Adam and David didn’t take the more physical side to their relationship too fast. The heat and intensity grew between them, and I enjoyed the fact they enjoyed each other sexually as well as outside of the bedroom.

With a good plot revolving around Adam’s intense – and believable – dislike for Christmas and David’s equally strong desire to show Adam the good side to many of the traditions, this felt like a really well balanced story. Add in a few steaming hot sex scenes and I feel there is something for most readers to find really enjoyable in this fun and short Christmassy story.