Unwrapping Chris by Nancy Lee Badger

Unwrapping Chris by Nancy Lee Badger
Publisher: Whispers Publishing
Genre: Contemporary, Holiday
Length: Short Story (33 pgs)
Other: M/F
Rating: 3 cherries
Reviewed by Tiger Lily

Army widow Jayne Rockwell searches for a secure future for her and her two daughters. Staff Sergeant Christopher Hawkins regrets leaving young Jayne eight years ago to go off to war. A crash encounter a week before Christmas thrusts these two lonely people back into each other’s lives once more.

Jayne must learn to trust a man who disappeared with her heart. Chris must overcome the guilt of taking her innocence and then leaving her heartbroken and alone.

A Christmas wedding brings them closer when Jayne spies him as a groomsman in Highland dress, complete with kilt. He cannot keep his eyes off the woman in green velvet wearing a wedding ring. Accusations, explanations, and remorse leads to a love that erupts among candlelight, Christmas carols, and a dark room. Who needs mistletoe?

A second chance at a first love? All while surrounded by the glitz and glamour of Christmas? In this book, it’s completely possible.

This is my first chance to read a story by Nancy Lee Badger and I’m glad I did. This story has an interesting plot that drew me in from the moment I read the blurb. I love a story with military hunks and this one is chock full of them.

The plot moves at warp speed. There’s a lot going on in this little tale, but it works. Jayne’s a wounded heroine. How to Buy Kamagra Online? here are plenty buying tadalafil of online pharmacy websites that provide drugs. Rest generic viagra 100mg it is advisable to play safe with biological sex. If we study the effect of the medicine, aimhousepatong.com cialis generico canada, it is the same in comparison to Kamagra. Movie scenes are extra good when shot at amazing movie order cialis canada locations in California. She’s been through a wringer and yet she’s still going. Chris…where do I begin with him? He’s handsome and who I’d place Jayne with. Great pairing.

What took away from the story for me was a couple things. The pacing is really fast. We fly from one scene to the next, and the whirlwind fashion of the pairing of Jayne and Chris was almost a little hard to fathom. I’m a sucker for love at first sight, but I had a hard time buying into the swiftness of the courtship. The scene at the wedding was hot, but I had to go back three times to make sure I knew what was going on. Another thing that was a little tough to get past was Chris. I understood why he acted as he did, but I didn’t feel like I really got to know him. He’s a total hunk, I wanted more about him.

Still, this is a sweet little holiday read that’s sure to warm your heart and warm your libido. If you’re looking for such a story, then you need to grab a copy of Unwrapping Chris. 3 cherries.