Christmas on Firefly Hill by Garrett Leigh

A relentless work-life-balance and an expensive divorce have sucked the festive cheer from his days. Mild hurt-comfort, found family, and friends-to-lovers galore.įirefighter Logan Halliwell doesn’t have much time for romance. A sizzling contemporary MM age-gap holiday romance. Expect: a shy, hunky firefighter and an ethereal dancer down on his luck. So if you like your romances with a touch of grit, with a sense of danger that’s always there because of Logan’s job, but with hope, happiness and a pair of boys who’ll steal away your heart, then don’t miss out on this one.The single dad and the rootless vagabond. I’ve already put in my request for Locke’s story 🤣 You can find Locke in Garrett’s beyond epic Forgive Me Father book three of her Rebel Kings MC series. I loved everything about this book, I couldn’t put it down once I started reading, especially when I realised that Logan is Locke’s twin brother. No changes are made to accommodate this, simply an expansion of friendship into trust, sexual attraction into love, loneliness into a family. They each find something in the other that makes their life better. What follows is just a beautiful, soul-deep exploration of what makes two people fall in love. Months pass and we catch up with Remy as he’s struggling following a pretty bad accident at another festival. Their eyes met during a fire dance and the sparks weren’t just flying from Remy’s poi ( A pair of roughly arm-length chains with handles attached to one end, and bundle of wicking material on the other.)Īlmost magnetically drawn to each other, they share an anonymous kiss under the moonlight before Logan is called away to deal with something else. Their first meeting was a brief, but quite powerful encounter, at a summer festival when Logan was moonlighting as a fire marshall and Remy was one of the attractions. At the bottom is the tiny cottage where fireman Logan lives, a part-time single dad to his twin sons Billy and Sam. Here we get a wonderful romance which has such a strong magical sense to it (not the sparkly dust fairy type but the kind of otherworldly connection one) that gives an almost hazy glow to the narrative which pretty much centres on life on Firefire Hill.Īt the top of the hill is the rundown workshop where Remy drags his battered body and his dying Transit van full of the dregs of his life. I can’t quite put my finger on what exactly makes them unique, but she always brings a touch of the realities of life to her books which make the feels so much more special. There is something special about a Garrett Leigh Christmas novella. Christmas On Firefly Hill by Garrett Leigh

Christmas on Firefly Hill by Garrett Leigh