Showing posts with label Hallmark feel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hallmark feel. Show all posts

Monday, November 22, 2021

His Perfect Christmas Gift by Ali Ryecart

 


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Can a Bad Boy be a Good Boy’s Perfect Christmas Gift?

Days before Christmas, and another bad choice forces Felix Hennessy to flee his hedonistic London life. When his plans to lay low at a luxury hotel are thwarted by a snowstorm, he’s forced to seek shelter in a tiny village pub. Being stranded in the middle of nowhere isn’t meant to be part of the picture but if he has to rough it for a few days, the cute young barman will help smooth things over. Then he can return to his real life in the city.

For Gabriel York, home is where the heart is. He’s determined to stay in the tight-knit village nestled deep in a rural valley — but it would be so much better with the right man by his side. Someone steadfast, someone to share his love of family and community. Someone to build a future with. Felix intrigues him like no other, but he’s a city boy through and through. When the snow melts, Felix will be gone — and he might just take Gabriel’s heart with him.

A sweet, low angst MM romance, overflowing with all the festive feels and flavours. A celebration of family, community, and two men finding in the other His Perfect Christmas Gift.





My Rating - 5 Stars!


His Perfect Christmas Gift is a fantastic Christmas romance by Ali Ryecart. It's a classic Hallmark style story that could easily be a Hallmark movie. 

Big city, rich spoiled man ends up stranded in a small time at Christmas time. He ends up working at the family pub, making for some cute and charming moments. 

And, of course, he wins his way into the townspeople's heart. 

The town is a main character in this story, with it's traditions, charm, and festivities. 

You have to love a small town man who works with his family and wants to stay in his town. Meanwhile the rich man finds a place with a man to love and a place he belongs. 

Love it. I wouldn't change a thing!

His Perfect Christmas Gift is a must read when you're in the mood for a sweet as can be Christmas romance. Ali Ryecart delivers all the feels in this one. 





Saturday, April 3, 2021

How to Catch a Prince (Chester Falls #1) by Ana Ashley

 



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When you’re faking a relationship, the last thing you should do is fall in love...especially with a prince.

Charlie is back in his hometown of Chester Falls for his sister's wedding. What he needs is a date to keep him away from the wandering hands of his ex.

Prince Kristof of Lydovia, or simply Kris, needs an escape from the latest press scandal. Hiding away in an American small town doesn't mean he can't pretend to not be royal, or be someone's boyfriend. Especially when that someone keeps falling all over him, literally.

Intense chemistry
A family wedding
Too many secrets

When their fake relationship starts to feel very real, and the press closes in, how will Kris and Charlie handle the fallout? And when the truth comes out will Charlie catch his prince, or will he let him go?

Welcome to Chester Falls, where you can expect to meet sweet men, sexy situations, interfering friends, lots of feels, and a happy ever after.

Book One in the Chester Falls series. How To Catch a Prince is a sweet and steamy MM romance novel with no cliffhanger, and a guaranteed HEA.




My Rating - 5 Stars!


Ana Ashley's How to Catch a Prince is a fun fake boyfriend romance. I love everything about this sweet read.

Kris is a prince who's famous and often in the tabloids. Following some negative press, he's sent to America to get away for a bit. Meanwhile, Charlie is off to his sister's wedding, which is awkward as his closeted ex will be there. But, low and behold, Kris and Charlie meet.

Kris is cute, fun, and lovable from the start. Charlie's a sympathetic character who gets to know Kris well before ever discovering that he's a prince. 

I adore that Charlie's an artist and the way he describes his passion. Even better, is the way Kris supports him and his passion. "It matters Charlie...Your dreams matter. You matter." Wow, total swoon moment.

I appreciate that the author explores some of the downfalls of being royalty, or famous in any way. Even better, I appreciate that Kris is not the next one in line, but rather his sister is.

Their meet cute is wonderful, but my favorite moment is when Kris knows he's fallen for Charlie. "...there was no way I'd burden Charlie with the knowledge that I had without a shadow of a doubt fallen for him." Omg, this is when I knew I had truly fallen in love with Kris myself.

Their story is told in alternating first person pov, expertly drawing the reader into the emotions and worlds of both characters. The writing is great, with a solid story and a good pace. The characters are well developed, including some of the important side characters.

Their story includes an eventful family wedding get-away, a closeted ex who won't take no for an answer, and some small town fun. There's humor and sweetness, as these two men naturally connect and fall in love.

How to Catch a Prince is perfect when you're in the mood for something light hearted with a dream-like quality. It's like a charming Hallmark movie. The story's romantic and dreamy, perfectly capturing that fairytale feel. And best of all, it's the start of a series, leaving me excited for more from this small town. And, oh lord, I can't wait to learn more about Charlie's family. 



Monday, December 21, 2020

MF - Falling Under the Mistletoe by Evelyn Mae

 




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I will not fall for the gorgeous stranger who’s about to ruin my business.

When it comes to relationships, I’m ready to call it quits. Newly single after a disastrous getaway, my only goal is to return home and focus all my energy into expanding my beloved bakery.

But when Gabe, the gorgeous stranger from the airport, suddenly reappears at the annual Christmas festival, I learn that his intentions while he’s in town could destroy everything.

I vow to myself we will stay strictly platonic, no matter how much I’m drawn to him. But everything about Gabe is hard to resist and I’m starting to fall. Hard.
Can a chance encounter lead to love? Or is all the mistletoe this holiday season conspiring against me?

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My Rating - Stars!

Falling Under the Mistletoe is a cute and sweet holiday romance. Evelyn Mae had me intrigued from the start, with the pleasant writing style.

From a bakery named Honey, to a mistaken suitcase incident, and a business conflict, this tale will keep you entertained throughout. 

Everything about this story reminds me a happy Hallmark Christmas movie. You will love this when you're in the mood for a whirlwind, feel-good romance. 

Callie and Gabe make for a great couple. From their humorous meet-cute, through their business conflict, to falling into bed, these two and their story is perfectly adorable. 

Their tale includes a user of an ex, a town who stands by their girl, and a look into a long ago romance that is heart-breaking. 

The writing is smooth, with a great pace, delightful characters, and plenty of humor. The internal monologue is well done, helping to shape the characters.
 
In addition, the atmosphere is charming, with the small town setting well established. The secondary characters are all wonderful and the town itself is someplace one would love to spend the holidays. 

Falling Under the Mistletoe is a perfectly entertaining Hallmark-like tale. It's a fantastic debut novel for Evelyn Mae. I look forward to reading more from her in the future. 




Friday, November 20, 2020

BLOG TOUR, EXCERPT, GIVEAWAY & REVIEW - Gingerbread Mistletoe by Amy Aislin

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Book Title: Gingerbread Mistletoe

Author: Amy Aislin

Publisher: Self-published

Cover Artist: Natasha Snow

Series: Lighthouse Bay #2

Genre/s: Contemporary m/m holiday romance

Trope/s: Enemies to lovers, small town, forced proximity

Heat Rating: 2 flames 

Length: 62,000 words 

It’s book two in the Lighthouse Bay series, but can be read as a standalone. 

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The last thing Jeff wants is to spend time with the man who totaled his car—the one he spent years restoring with his late father. But if he wants to resurrect his childhood town’s annual outdoor hockey tournament, he’s got no choice.

The last thing Mika wants is to work with the guy who took off right after the accident, without ensuring he was okay. And working together on organizing Jeff’s proposed tournament sounds like a complete nightmare. He’s got enough on his plate after surviving cancer.

Sparks fly as they’re forced to work together, but is that enough for them to set their differences aside and pull off the tournament in only two weeks? Or will they prove to be immune to the magic of Christmas?

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My Rating - 5 Stars!

Gingerbread Mistletoe is a wonderful, feel-good holiday romance by Amy Aislin. 

It has the makings of all the classic Hallmark movies. Small town. Isolated. Christmas town celebrations. Enemies to lovers. 

Jeff and Mika meet on the worst day of Jeff's life. When they meet up a year later, Jeff is still mad at Mika, and everyone knows it. 

Jeff's back in the small town where he grew up. As a workaholic, it's great that something magical cuts him off from the outside world while he's there. 

One's dealing with his grief, the other with the aftermath of his cancer diagnosis. Both men have a lot of emotional baggage, making for some heartfelt hurt/comfort feels. 

This is a story of two men who help one another heal; of two men falling in love without knowing it. There's a a small town festive feel throughout, especially during the magical event that Jeff planned. 

Gingerbread Mistletoe's a sweet and tender Christmas romance. Amy Aislin beautifully combines a hurt/comfort theme with a memorable small town. 
And good god, the ending is cavity inducing. 


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Standing, he held a hand out to the man who was so much his type it was almost laughable. Three or four inches taller than Mika’s own five-ten height, dark brown hair that shone red under the warehouse’s lights, like the deepest shade of mahogany, with charcoal-gray at the temples and above his ears, and lines that fanned out from narrow eyes a dark shade of blue. A high forehead in a heart-shaped face and the physique of a footballer completed the package.

All of that wouldn’t have been a big deal on its own, but the way he held himself with the cool confidence of someone who knew his place in the world?

Yowza. Talk about Mika’s type wrapped in a black wool coat and a stubbled jaw more gray than brown. He’d have been giving Jeff his number if the guy wasn’t scowling at him.

Wait, that scowl . . .

Jeff stared at his outstretched hand. “No.”

“Uh.” Rearing back, Mika dropped his arm back to his side. “Excuse me?”

Zach crept up behind him, gaze swinging from Mika to Jeff. “What’s wrong?”

Jeff waved a hand at Mika. “This is the guy you want me to work with?” He put special emphasis on this, as though Mika were a criminal who’d steal his wallet when he wasn’t looking. Straightening his spine, Mika planted his hands on his hips.

Zach blinked once. “Yes?”

Holland Stone—Zach’s boyfriend and Mika’s ex—approached from where he’d been working on his float for the parade, clad in a dusty T-shirt and even dustier jeans. He squinted at Jeff before turning to Zach and Mika. “You two okay?” He held a hammer in one hand like he meant to wield it. Not that he ever would, but the image would’ve made Mika chuckle had he not been so confused.

And frankly? Kind of hurt. What the hell had he ever done to this guy?

“I can’t work with him.” There was no give in Jeff’s tone.

“Why not?” Zach stepped in close to Mika, butting in against his left side. “Mika’s the best.”

Aw. The ire in Mika’s chest faded a little at Zach’s words. It was nice of him to say, especially since Mika had made the worst of first impressions on him last Christmas.

The amount of disgust in Jeff’s scoff would’ve been impressive had it not been directed at Mika. “I’m not working with the guy who totaled my dad’s car.”

Mika’s head jerked back. “What?”

Zach and Holland swung their gazes his way.

“I didn’t!” Taking a step back, he raised both hands. “I’ve never totaled anybody’s car in my life.”

“Oh no?” Jeff argued, raising both eyebrows, and god, the sarcasm. “Not even a turquoise 1956 Chevy Nomad near the Bluffs in Pacific Palisades? About this time last year? Ring any bells?”

That was where Mika knew this guy from! Jesus, he was still holding a grudge? “Okay, first of all, I apologized, like, seven times. Second, I gave you my number. It’s not my problem that you didn’t call. Like I said—I would’ve paid to get it fixed. And third.” Leaning over the desk, he narrowed his eyes on a squinty-eyed Jeff Bellmoor. “Totaled?”

Jeff winced. “Fine. That’s maybe the wrong word.” Uttered so begrudgingly, it was a miracle he managed to say the words at all. “But like I said—it’s not about the damage.”

A huff of exasperation escaped Mika and he threw his hands up. “I don’t know what that means.” He hadn’t known then either.

“Never mind.” Rubbing his forehead, Jeff turned away. “You wouldn’t understand.”

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Amy's lived with her head in the clouds since she first picked up a book as a child, and being fluent in two languages means she's read a lot of books! She first picked up a pen on a rainy day in fourth grade when her class had to stay inside for recess. Tales of treasure hunts with her classmates eventually morphed into love stories between men, and she's been writing ever since. She writes evenings and weekends—or whenever she isn't at her full-time day job saving the planet at Canada's largest environmental non-profit.

An unapologetic introvert, Amy reads too much and socializes too little, with no regrets. She loves connecting with readers. Join her Facebook Group, Amy Aislin’s Readers, to stay up-to-date on upcoming releases and for access to early teasers, find her on Instagram and Twitter, or sign up for her infrequent newsletter.

 

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Thursday, November 12, 2020

Jonty's Christmas (Unfinished Business #1.5) by Barbara Elsborg



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Have you ever had something that you’re really looking forward to but dreading at the same time?

Jonty’s always longed for a traditional family Christmas, and his boyfriend Devan thinks it’s the perfect time for Jonty to meet his big, boisterous, Christmas-loving family. But Jonty’s sure Devan’s parents aren’t going to think he’s good enough for their son. He probably isn’t. But he is good for Devan and the arrival of an unexpected guest gives him a chance to prove it.

Jonty never backs down from a challenge. His mouth won’t let him. But his brain is telling him that if he interferes, he might wreck any hope of acceptance. On the other hand, could his reward be the best Christmas present ever?

A little Christmas story that takes place before the epilogue of The Making of Jonty Bloom but can be read as a standalone.




My Rating - 5 Stars!


Jonty's Christmas is an extraordinary holiday romance. Barbara Elsborg had me laughing from the first page on. After that, it just gets better.

We met Jonty and Devan in The Making of Jonty Bloom, which is a stellar read. These two men are complex and their love for each other astounding. To say they are survivors is an understatement. 

Now they're off to spend Christmas with Devan's family. And if you remember Devan's family issues, you know this won't be easy. Jonty is full of humor from the start as he always uses humor to cope when he's nervous. And oh, the humor! The car ride home is unforgettable. Good god, I love this couple. 

What follows is everything you'd expect from these two and the circumstances. The men are full, to the point of drowning, in snark and banter. It's just awesome. I love it all. I couldn't stop laughing out loud. So, yes, be careful where you are when you read this one. But there's a serious underlying tone throughout, as they deal with a lot of heavy issues. 

Poor Jonty. All of this family stuff is new to him and his awkward nature makes it tough for him to feel comfortable. Devan's family are snobs and things don't go so well for the two. But Jonty is still his usual happy self, trying to make everything good for Devon. 

Their Christmas involves a fun snow scene and some fantastic heat between the two. And in the end, the family issues are unavoidable. The way it all develops is so damn well done. It's beautiful and Devan and Jonty have way more tact than I could ever have. 

Jonty's Christmas is sweet, charming, and full of humor. This Barbara Elsborg gem is the perfect escape when you're looking for a quick, funny, feel-good read. It's like the best of Christmas gifts to read this treasure.

If you haven't yet read  The Making of Jonty Bloom, go do so now and then follow up with this perfect heartfelt read. You won't regret it. 



Monday, November 9, 2020

Winter Wonders by Leighton Greene

 



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Faking their way through Christmas...

This holiday season, Cooper Kincaid finds his perfect Christmas gift on the side of the road: Jonathan Ashe. So perfect, in fact, that he can't resist unwrapping the gorgeous present and playing with him a little early, after taking Jon back to his cabin to recover from a minor car accident.

Jon seems to bring out something deep inside Cooper...something he's tried to keep hidden from previous boyfriends. But their merrymaking is complicated when Cooper lies to his meddling mother, and tells her he's dating Jon.

Jon has no interest in a new relationship after getting his heart broken. Definitely no interest in the heir to the Kincaid estate, where Jon is working for the holidays. And especially no interest in a guy who's so new to finding his bossy side in bed.

Still, maybe a fake relationship could be fun, just for the holidays?

But Cooper has made up his mind: it's his Christmas mission to heal Jon's heart. He's determined to work out exactly what Jon wants, and give it to him.

Meanwhile, Cooper's disapproving mother not only invites his ex to their Christmas Eve event, she digs into Jon's past to prove to Cooper that they're totally unsuited.

Can Cooper and Jon admit that they might be each other's winter wonderful, or will their differences and outside interference prove too much?


Winter Wonders is a standalone holiday romance novel with humor, just a dash of angst, and west-coast cool versus east-coast class. HFN/HEA guaranteed, and no cliffhangers.

Featuring: Snowed In, There's Only One Bed, Hurt/Comfort, Fake Dating, Mistletoe Kisses and (naturally!) some naughty fun.

MM Holiday Romance




My Rating - 4 Stars!


Winters Wonders is a sweet winter romance by Leighton Greene. It's a pure sweet read. 

The forced proximity aspect is a leading factor for Cooper and Jon, as Cooper helps Jon after his car breaks down. What follows is a one room, one bed night. 

After that, it's the fake relationship aspect that takes over, as Cooper needs Jon's help in dealing with his controlling mother. If you enjoy fake relationships, you will love this one. The way it comes about is fun and humorous, and the way it carries out is wonderful. I love when feelings get involved, which is just a fantastic part of this tale.

And then there's Cooper's mom. She's the classic bitch at the start, but the author definitely has more in store for her, making her a multi-layered character of her own rite. And damn, I absolutely adore the way Jon deals with her. Score one huge point for Jon! I seriously love that scene.

The BDSM aspect isn't a huge factor here. There's a little bit of sweet d/s at play, but it really isn't much. If you enjoy a little bit of kink, you will enjoy this here. They are definitely hot together. I didn't love Jon's desire to talk about kink though, as I thought it kind of didn't fit with the rest of the story. 

Their story also includes a rich versus poor factor and a jealous ex. 

Overall, Winter Wonders is a nice holiday read. Leighton Greene kept me intrigued with a sweet and tender tone and kept me compelled with the sweetest of their developing feelings. The idea of Winter Wonders itself is beautiful; totally a Hallmark movie type thing. It warms my heart to imagine it. 



Saturday, November 7, 2020

RELEASE BLITZ, GIVEAWAY & REVIEW - Gideon (Boyfriend for Hire #3) by R.J. Scott & Meredith Russell

 




Cover Design: Meredith Russell

Length: 45,000 words approx.




Boyfriend For Hire Series

Book #1 - Darcy - My Review  *  Amazon US  *  All Buy Links
Book #2 - Kaden -  My Review   *  Amazon US   *   All Buy Links
Book #4 (coming April 2021) - Jared - Add to Goodreads




A snowy cabin with one bed? That’s only the first step toward Gideon falling in love.

Gideon is too old to be fought over at Christmas by divorced parents who should know better. The prospect of a Christmas on his own is better than having to face either of them. When Rowan hires him for a wintery break in Maine, it seems like a safe choice until his PA’s meddling family shows him something entirely new: Love.

Rowan hiring his boss for a trip back to his moms’ place for Christmas sounded like a good idea at the time. Killing two birds with one stone, he can cheer up Gideon and possibly steal a kiss under the mistletoe. After all, he’s been hiding his attraction to the man for years, and maybe with some Christmas magic, he can help Gideon see what is right under his nose.

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My Rating - 4.5 Stars!


Gideon, the third book in the Boyfriend for Hire series is a sweet and tender holiday read by RJ Scott and Meredith Russell. It can easily be read as a standalone. 

This time around, we get the romance between the owner of Boyfriend for Hire, and his PA. After having a kiss during a wedding they attended, now they are off to spend the holidays with Rowan's family. 

It's beautiful the way Rowan's family embraces Gideon. Having never been close to his family, this is the first time Gideon feels accepted and loved. The family is wonderfully written, full of chaos, many dogs, and some alcohol. It's a great mix of sweet and heat. 

Gideon is a charming and tender holiday romance. RJ Scott and Meredith Russell will leave you delighted with this Hallmark type tale. 

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RJ Scott is a USA TODAY bestselling author of over 140 romance and suspense novels. From bodyguards to hockey stars, princes to millionaires, cowboys to military heroes to every-day heroes, she believes that love is love and every man deserves a happy ending.

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Meredith Russell lives in the heart of England. An avid fan of many story genres, she enjoys nothing less than a happy ending. She believes in heroes and romance and strives to reflect this in her writing. Sharing her imagination and passion for stories and characters is a dream Meredith is excited to turn into reality.



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Saturday, December 21, 2019

How to Catch a Prince (Chester Falls #1) by Ana Ashley








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Blurb

When you’re faking a relationship, the last thing you should do is fall in love...especially with a prince.

Charlie is back in his hometown of Chester Falls for his sister's wedding. What he needs is a date to keep him away from the wandering hands of his ex.

Prince Kristof of Lydovia, or simply Kris, needs an escape from the latest press scandal. Hiding away in an American small town doesn't mean he can't pretend to not be royal, or be someone's boyfriend. Especially when that someone keeps falling all over him, literally.

Intense chemistry
A family wedding
Too many secrets

When their fake relationship starts to feel very real, and the press closes in, how will Kris and Charlie handle the fallout? And when the truth comes out will Charlie catch his prince, or will he let him go?

Welcome to Chester Falls, where you can expect to meet sweet men, sexy situations, interfering friends, lots of feels, and a happy ever after.


Book One in the Chester Falls series. How To Catch a Prince is a sweet and steamy MM romance novel with no cliffhanger, and a guaranteed HEA.


Review 
My Rating - 5 Stars!


Ana Ashley's How to Catch a Prince is a fun fake boyfriend romance. 

Kris is a prince who's famous and often in the tabloids. Following some negative press, he's sent to America to get away for a bit. Meanwhile, Charlie is off to his sister's wedding, which is awkward as his closeted ex will be there. But, low and behold, Kris and Charlie meet.

Kris is cute, fun, and lovable from the start. Charlie's a sympathetic character who gets to know Kris well before ever discovering that he's a prince. 

I adore that Charlie's an artist and the way he describes his passion. Even better, is the way Kris supports him and his passion. "It matters Charlie...Your dreams matter. You matter." Wow, total swoon moment.

I appreciate that the author explores some of the downfalls of being royalty, or famous in any way. Even better, I appreciate that Kris is not the next one in line, but rather his sister is.

Their meet-que is wonderful, but my favorite moment is when Kris knows he's fallen for Charlie. "...there was no way I'd burden Charlie with the knowledge that I had without a shadow of a doubt fallen for him." Omg, this is when I knew I had truly fallen in love with Kris myself.

Their story is told in alternating first person pov, expertly drawing the reader into the emotions and worlds of both characters. The writing is great, with a solid story and a good pace. The characters are well developed, including some of the important side characters.

Their story includes an eventful family wedding get-away, a closeted ex who won't take no for an answer, and some small town fun. There's humor and sweetness, as these two men naturally connect and fall in love.

How to Catch a Prince is perfect when you're in the mood for something light hearted with a dream-like quality. It's like a charming Hallmark movie. The story's romantic and dreamy, perfectly capturing that fairytale feel. And best of all, it's the start of a series, leaving me excited for more from this small town.


TEASER

From Charlie’s POV
I looked for my suitcase and noticed it was still in the hallway and the apartment door was open. God, I really needed a good night's sleep.
Everything happened too quickly. One moment I was reaching out for the suitcase, the next, something pulled my arm and I found myself being dragged down.
I closed my eyes, bracing myself for impact. I let out a curse when my forearm dragged against something sharp, and then opened my eyes when the landing was softer than I expected.
Dark brown eyes, so dark they were almost black, stared back at me. Warmth and a sense of rightness flooded my chest as I took in the face of the stranger, his defined jaw, perfect nose, five o'clock shadow, and those eyes.
I scrambled up, trying to get away from the man, but ended up kneeing him in the groin. The guy let out a harsh groan and folded in on himself on the floor.
"Oh shit, crap, oh god. I'm so sorry." For the love of God, Charlie. I was horrified. The guy squirmed on the floor for a few minutes, taking deep breaths, before he was able to get up.
"Do you go around kicking everybody in the balls?" He coughed.
"No, only guys who tackle me to the floor," I answered without missing a beat.
The guy laughed. "You could have bought me dinner first."
My tummy rumbled at the mention of dinner, and the guy laughed again.
"You keep laughing at me, I'll show you my other karate kicks," I teased.
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