One Week With You by J R Jenner

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @rararesouces and J R Jenner for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. One week with you is a holiday genre and is about Talia who loses her job and boyfriend before Christmas. I found this book to be heart felt and heart warming read that has a great Christmas feel to it. There are some steamy moments in the book so not for faint hearted. A lovely novella with great characters that are likable and entertaining. One week with you is a perfect Christmas read. 4 stars. Looking forward to reading more from JR Jenner in the future. Blurb One Week With You All she wants for Christmas is peace and quiet. All he wants for Christmas is ... her. Losing her job and boyfriend weeks before Christmas leaves Talia feeling more bah humbug than filled with festive spirit. The last thing she needs is Christmas with her chaotic family and Rafe Scott, her brother ’ s grumpy best friend and long - term star of her hottest fantasies. Her heart ’ s deepest desire if she ’ s honest with herself. But whe n Rafe comes along with an offer she can ’ t refuse — use of his family ’ s cottage in Scotland in exchange for a date to his company ’ s holiday party — Talia gratefully accepts. A quiet, wintry escape sounds like heaven and a few hours in Rafe ’ s company couldn ’ t h urt. Until it does. Fleeing to her Scottish Highland retreat, Talia ’ s longed - for peace doesn ’ t last long when a bitter storm brings snow and the one man she desperately wants but cannot have. Now snowed in together for the holiday season, will their simm ering attraction keep them warm or will they both get burned? One Week With You is a steamy contemporary holiday novella containing strong language and sexual scenes. Purchase Links Goodreads link : https://geni.us/M11 Ha Universal link: https://geni.us/v7ob Author Bio – JR Jenner lives in London, England. As a teenager, she first discovered romance through vintage Mills & Boon and has been hooked on the genre ever since. When she ’ s not reading and writing, she loves shipping fictional TV couples, visiting the theatre and travelling when she gets the chance. Otherwise, dreaming of the next big trip is the next best thin

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