Make You Mine This Christmas: 'The queer Christmas rom-com I've been waiting for' LAURA KAY

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This book is everything you wish Happiest Season had been, with a fake dating scheme thrown in the mix. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice.

Absolut perfekt für die Weihnachtszeit, sehr süß, sehr cozy und mit ordentlich typischen RomCom Vibes.I love the relationships that develop between Haf, Christopher, and Kit, they’re really so sweet (and props to Jones for at least acknowledging the ridiculously fast-paced relationship with a self-deprecating U-Haul joke – that’s really all I need to get over the un-believability of it!

The women she found attractive couldn't be more different, though—suited, secretly dorky and possibly about to organize a heist. Laugh out loud funny, clever dialogue, and a magnificent performance by Helen Keeley- who is now one of my favorite narrators. There is so much to love about this book - the way that Haf loves everything with her whole heart, to the way she and Kit had such a perfect meet cute. When she crashes a Christmas party, she meets Christopher and the two them hit it off and share a drunken kiss.The perfect cosy Christmas read - sexy, sweet and smart' KIRAN MILLWOOD HARGRAVE'Cosy, Christmassy and wonderfully queer' KATE DAVIES'Joyous' LILY LINDON'A thoroughly modern love story filled with joy, inappropriate Christmas jumpers and a daring reindeer rescue. It did a fab job with the chemistry between Kit and Haf, and made their insta-love feel at least half believable to me.

Here, it was a space for queer communities to connect and a place for people to share their passions.From the mishaps and calamity to internet memes that my too-much-time-on-Twitter self absolutely ate up, with social media being involved in a way I really loved too.

In an oops moment, Haf falls hard for Christopher’s sister which leads to more hilarity and sexy moments. Neither sibling seems able to be entirely honest with or able to stand up to their wealthy, but well-meaning parents, who welcome Haf into the family with open arms.

After breaking up with her ex (who’s moved on immediately), starting a job shes drowning in and her parents deciding to go away for Christmas, she’s feeling stuck and alone. Especially because Haf has been pretending to scrub at a stain that isn't there, like a horny Lady Macbeth wanting to prolong the moment. Reindeer shenanigans, goose attacks, gingerbread natural disasters, a fatefully terrible mistletoe kiss, and hot closet sex (a bit on the nose? I'd recommend this entertaining novel to any, no matter what their orientation, because it's just fun, festive and heartwarming. The plot holds a comforting dose of predictability, but strikes a nice balance by surprising you with things that don’t pan out the way you think.