Book: Mistletoe Miscommunication (Masked Men of Sage Springs) by E.L. Koslo
Reviewed by Desi Disassociates
Rating: 4/5
Holly is the town librarian who has (not so subtly) been observing the hot tattoo apprentice every time he's come into the library over the last year. But while she knows Grayson is extremely hot, she doesn't realize that they actually have a little history, and Grayson grew up in town just like she did.
When her car wasn't safe to drive through the mountain pass, Grayson did the right thing and offered to drive her home in his truck. When the snow picks up and they get stranded in her tiny cabin, the tension snaps and they finally give into their growing attraction. But will Grayson's past connection come to haunt him or will they live happily ever after?
When I realized there was going to be another Masked Men in Sage Springs book, I immediately signed up for the ARC/ALC. Mistletoe Miscommunication was the perfect holiday season novella to add to this series. Holly and Grayson's story was paced perfectly, and the spice was chefs kiss While there's a connection with some of the characters from the past books, if you're looking for a spicy winter novella to add to your TBR, I definitely think this could be read as a standalone.
Audiobook feedback:
Story: 4/5
Narrators: 4/5
Both of these narrators were new to me, but I thought they did a good job on both of their parts. Savannah was the perfect balance of shy, and later bold for Holly, and I thought Brandon did a decent job with his accent since Grayson was supposed to have lived a large part of his life in South Carolina. I'd definitely recommend the audio to my audio-only friends.