My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Alfie wants a quiet, uncomplicated Christmas while running his RAF unit’s charity drive at the Hawthorne Arts Centre — but that plan derails the moment Blaine Hawthorne bursts into his life. Blaine is hiding out after a spectacular business disaster, convinced his ex‑partner is out for revenge, and the last thing he expects is to get tangled up with a grumpy Christmas‑hater. Their fling grows as Blaine tries to make Alfie love the holidays and Alfie pushes Blaine to face his mess. The real question is whether their spark will fade once the decorations come down, or if this Christmas might be the start of something lasting.
I loved this story with Blaine’s delightful chaos and Alfie’s steady, grounded presence that makes them an unexpectedly perfect match. Blaine storms into every scene like a glitter‑covered hurricane, while Alfie brings the calm, practical steadiness of someone who’s spent years holding everything together. Watching these two energies collide — and then slowly click into place — is half the joy of the story. Their dynamic proves that sometimes the best relationships grow from contrast: Blaine needs someone who won’t flinch at his whirlwind, and Alfie needs someone who can shake him out of his rigid control. Together, they balanced each other beautifully, turning a holiday fling into something warmer, deeper, and full of promise. This was a charming, festive romance where chaos meets calm and somehow creates the perfect fit. This was an MM story with mature content.
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