Seeing Isaac and her closest friends getting along gives her hope that he might be the one. Could she really be falling hard for him in such a short time? It must be love if he’s willing to spend time with her friends, who he thinks are total snobs. Over the course of the week, she and Isaac work through past differences and end up on the same side of the sheets. The last time everyone was together was for Tristan’s funeral, and that night she made the huge mistake of sleeping with Guy only to find out later that he was married…with kids! She has no desire to see him again, but she can’t skip out on her oldest friends’ wedding. Now two of the gang are getting married, and Nory’s on the fence about attending. Despite their differences, Nory and her school friends formed a lasting bond, one that hasn’t faded despite passing years and devastating loss. Her middle-class background meant she struggled to relate to the posh lifestyle of her new friends.

Meet Me Under the Mistletoe: SynopsisĮver since she was selected for a scholarship to Braddon-Heartmead, a prestigious local private school, Nory’s felt like an outsider. For more information, visit my legal page. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. I earn a small commission from affiliate links in this post when you click on the link (at no cost to you). So, when I read the synopsis of Meet Me in the Mistletoe, the latest book from Jenni Bayliss, I knew I had to get my hands on a copy! Thankfully, the kind folks at Netgalley and Putnam Books granted me access to an advanced reader copy. But I do love a good holiday romance book come November and December. I don’t read a lot of romance books, so I won’t profess to be an expert.

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