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Review: A Ho Ho Ho Beau Christmas by Mimi Jean Pamfiloff


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From New York Times bestseller Mimi Jean Pamfiloff comes a Christmas Rom-Com with a sweet magical surprise, A HO HO HO BEAU CHRISTMAS.

As the snow begins to fall and the city streets sparkle with festive lights, Meri Winters feels anything but merry. Juggling a demanding job and a strained relationship with her best friend, she’s more focused on surviving the holiday season than enjoying it.

That is, until she meets Beau Starling, a ruggedly handsome hobo who’s been living in the alley behind her building. Despite his disheveled appearance, there’s something mysterious about him—an inexplicable pull she can’t ignore.

As Meri opens her heart to this unlikely stranger, she discovers that Beau isn’t just a wanderer passing through. He has secrets—ones that could change both their lives forever.

In a season known for miracles, Meri will have to decide whether to take a leap of faith and trust in the magic of the holidays, or risk losing the one gift she never expected.

MY REVIEW


This year, the holidays are starting off differently for Meri. She'd normally be stockpiling all the Christmas decor in preparation for her big party, but when her friend gives her some tough love, she starts taking stock of her life and her choices. Her fanatical obsession with all things holidays just might be a way for her to keep her from thinking about the way her life really is, and it's not pretty. But meeting a homeless man living outside her building just may be the ticket to changing those parts of herself she's just found out aren't so admirable.


Beau tried resisting Meri's holiday cheer, but his resistance didn't last long. There was no way he could keep away from such a jolly woman determined to spread the magic of Christmas. He finds himself drawn to her even though he's hiding something big from her that will inevitably change everything.


I love holiday romances, so was really excited when I heard Mimi had written one! She really raised the bar here because Beau and Meri's story is fabulous. Not only is it heartwarming and heartfelt, it's steamy, and downright magical. The spirit of the season is felt in all the ways, and I was tearing up a little when the twist was revealed and they got their happy ever after, during the best time of the year!

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