Seth Bellski and Lars Varga are finally settled into domestic bliss. Seth has passed the bar and is practicing law. Lar's no longer in the closet and has started his
own law firm. Both are looking forward to the holiday season until Lar's parents come for a visit. His parents disapprove of his lifestyle and on top of that,
Seth's mother expects him over for all eight days of Hanukkah. In addition, there's the big court case with them as opposing attorneys. It's definitely not looking
like peace and goodwill this Christmas. A miracle or two might be in order.

A really good follow-up to Carol of the Bellski's. It can be read as a stand alone but the first one sets the stage for this wonderful story. I enjoyed the read even
better than the first one. I liked the romance between Seth and Lars as it was believable and very passionate. The entire story was well written with lots of humor and great characterization in a solid plot. This holiday story combining the traditions of Christmas and Hanukkah proved very interesting. I thought Seth's mother was  truly a mom who meddles with love. Lar's parents had some issues with him being gay but underneath it all they did love and respect their son. Lots of good things in this book including many delicious references to yummy holiday foods. A pleasure to read.

Overall rating:
Sensuality rating: Very sensual

Reviewer: Beverly
January 13, 2012