55
pages
Available
on Kindle Unlimited
Blurb
A 12,000 word short story about food, fluff,
and fornication.
Henry wants to share his and Reed’s first Christmas Eve being engaged by hosting dinner with their closest friends. Henry loves food and he loves to cook—he plans an entire menu and decorates the house to rival a department store, but even though everything’s perfect, something’s not quite right.
As Henry and Reed prepare for a merry Christmas, no matter what happens, you know it will be a very Henry Christmas.
Henry wants to share his and Reed’s first Christmas Eve being engaged by hosting dinner with their closest friends. Henry loves food and he loves to cook—he plans an entire menu and decorates the house to rival a department store, but even though everything’s perfect, something’s not quite right.
As Henry and Reed prepare for a merry Christmas, no matter what happens, you know it will be a very Henry Christmas.
Review
I
read The
Weight of it all last February and fell head over heels in love with
Henry, Reed and their cast of secondary characters. If you’d like to know
exactly how smitten I was you can find a link to my thoughts on and feelings
for that book at the bottom of this review. So when I discovered there was a
sequel set at Christmas time it took me all of one nano second to decide I
couldn’t live without the book. And I was right.
Before
I continue with what will be, once again, a gush fest, I need to say that is
this very much is a sequel. While you could possibly read and even enjoy A
Very Henry Christmas without reading The Weight of it All
first, I would strongly advice against such a course of action. Not only will
you enjoy this book a lot more if you already know the characters in it, you’d
be depriving yourself of the most wonderful and satisfying experience that is
reading The Weight of it All.
As
you may have guessed from the above, this story is wonderful. It is happy,
sexy, laugh-out-loud funny, cute, and totally heartwarming. It may also lead to
hunger pangs and a desperate rush to the fridge, although whatever you may find
there may well be disappointing after having read about the culinary delights
Henry conjures up.
Henry
and Reed are as adorable as they were in the first book. Two years have passed
since they got together but it hasn’t lessened the love they feel for each
other or the physical attraction between them. In fact, their Christmas Eve may
be best described as a feast of glorious food, sweet love, hot sex, and a most wonderful
surprise. I really hope there will be more books featuring Henry and Reed
because comfort reads don’t come more comfortable than this.
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