Blurb
“Don’t go yet. Stay here, with me.”Newly-divorced at forty, Pete Miele’s life didn’t go as planned. When he stumbles into dating men by showing enthusiastic, twenty-four-year-old newcomer Nick around Hidden Creek, can he endure the judgment of old friends?
Coming out cost Nick Mitchell his degree, so his family exiled him at Thanksgiving. Running away to advertise Hidden Creek as a gay tourist gem could help him start a new life. If only it could be with kind and chivalrous Pete. But blood is thicker than water, and he has to go home someday, right?
One sings Jingle Bells and one says humbug, and that’s just the beginning of their differences. When Nick and Pete are drawn together, they start to realize their problems might be in their own heads… but that makes them all the harder to fix. Can Christmas bring both men the miracle they need?
Welcome to Hidden Creek, Texas, where the heart knows what it wants, and where true love lives happily ever after. Every Men of Hidden Creek novel can be read on its own, but keep an eye out for familiar faces around town! This book contains a flying plate of cookies, a protective hunk of a farmer, and several ugly Christmas sweaters.
Coming out cost Nick Mitchell his degree, so his family exiled him at Thanksgiving. Running away to advertise Hidden Creek as a gay tourist gem could help him start a new life. If only it could be with kind and chivalrous Pete. But blood is thicker than water, and he has to go home someday, right?
One sings Jingle Bells and one says humbug, and that’s just the beginning of their differences. When Nick and Pete are drawn together, they start to realize their problems might be in their own heads… but that makes them all the harder to fix. Can Christmas bring both men the miracle they need?
Welcome to Hidden Creek, Texas, where the heart knows what it wants, and where true love lives happily ever after. Every Men of Hidden Creek novel can be read on its own, but keep an eye out for familiar faces around town! This book contains a flying plate of cookies, a protective hunk of a farmer, and several ugly Christmas sweaters.
Review
My Rating - 5 Stars!
Ed Davies' Miracle is an absolutely beautiful and heart-warming Christmas romance.
At it's heart, it's about acceptance and finding a real home. The town of Hidden Creek is a wonderful small town where many have found their place. And now it's Nick's time to find his forever home.
Nick's escaped from his homophobic parents, fleeing to Hidden Creek in the middle of the night. Meeting Pete, who's 40, recently divorced, and is exploring his homosexuality for the first time, is exactly what the younger Nick needs. In addition to finding love, he also finds a passion and acceptance.
I love Nick and Pete. Of course I've loved all the Hidden Creek men. Hell, I even love Pete's ex-wife. It's rare for an ex-wife to so openly accept and help her ex.
In addition to Nick and Pete being just perfect for each other, they are also a hot and sexy May to December couple! My heart went out to Pete as he was struggling with how to ask a man out for the first time. But, once they get together, they are like magnets.
This Ed Davies' contribution to the final season of the Men Of Hidden Creek series is perfectly done. It has all the heart and charm we've come to expect from this small town. It had all the feels and is an endearing Christmas romance.
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