Find Your Perfect Match This Holiday Season with Mistletoe and Mr. Right

Frances Hampton: I adore this series. I picked it up because I live in Alaska and enjoy reading books set here. I love the small town of Moose Springs and the people who live there. In book one we had the story of Zoey, (a tourist), and Graham. In this book we have Lana, (a businesswoman who was the friend who invited Zoey), and Rick. Lana is old money rich. Her family is involved in a project to bring condos to the town. Her heart is in saving a town that she has loved since childhood and is her refuge. Graham, Rick and the rest of the town don’t necessarily see it that way. They aren’t fond of tourist, (I live in a tourist community..this is a true sentiment), but most realize they need them to survive. This is an argument I have heard time and again where I am located so the author is accurate on that. Rick runs a pool hall for the townspeople. He barely makes enough to keep it going. He is quiet, kind of shy and nursing a broken heart that is made of gold. Lana is the opposite. Outgoing, confident, business first, never had a real romance. The two of them falling in love was a difficult romance. Both were protecting their hearts and, I think, each other’s. I wasn’t certain it was...

United States on Aug 04, 2021

L Jones: As much as I was excited to return to Moose Springs I didn’t know whether I could possibly love this book as much as Graham and Zoey’s. I needn’t have worried if anything I loved it even more.

We met Lena in the first book, The Tourist Attraction and she certainly made some waves. Lena continued ruffling feathers in here in her own book but it was really good getting to know her so much better. Rick was honestly a breath of fresh air. He wore his heart on his sleeve. I really loved that he was so willing to be honest about his feelings.

I throughly enjoyed my time in Moose Springs again. I laughed, I cried and I swooned which is exactly what I want from a good book. I am already looking forward to the next one.

United Kingdom on Feb 02, 2021

ABookwormWithWineABookwormWithWine: Ah Moose Springs, how I love you. Sarah Morgenthaler has done it again with Mistletoe and Mr. Right! The story of Lana and Rick was a fun one, and this was such an endearing and enjoyable read. I really liked digging more into Lana's background and seeing where she came from, and I feel like I got to know her better as a character in this one. I would still have loved to know more, but as far as surface level information goes, it was good. I LOVED the Santa suit that was two sizes too small for Rick, and there are so many humorous moments that had me laughing. I know I can count on Morgenthaler to bring the laughter and the fun, as well as those serious moments that add depth.

Mistletoe and Mr. Right is a book that can be read as a standalone, and even though I was happy to have been introduced to the characters in the first book, it isn't a necessity to read it first. Another thing I like about these books is that they are closed door romances, so they remind me a lot of watching a Hallmark movie. There is some kissing and a TINY bit of steam, but no descriptions and I personally love that about them. I also enjoyed all the characters being back and I hope this continues...

United States on Dec 25, 2020

Elle G.Elle G.: Mistletoe and Mr. Right is a sweet, small town romance set in Alaska. Ever since I read The Simple Wild by K.A. Tucker I’ve been looking for other novels that take place in Alaska and I’m so glad I found that in these books. There’s just something magical about the setting to me and I would love to visit the area one day!

That being said, I really enjoyed this novel. Some parts were a little too slow for me, but when I get down to the bones of the book and everything it’s about, I loved it to pieces. Rick and Lana are complete opposites with her being the prodigal daughter of a billionaire family and he being just a small town guy just trying to get by. One wouldn’t think these two would work well together but I guess the saying that “opposites attract” is true! They were perfect together!

If you’re looking for a heartwarming, sweet, and cleaner romance then this is the book you should be picking up! I recommend it wholeheartedly.

𝗪𝗛𝗔𝗧 𝗜 𝗟𝗢𝗩𝗘𝗗 𝗔𝗕𝗢𝗨𝗧 𝗧𝗛𝗜𝗦 𝗕𝗢𝗢𝗞

🌲 Rick was just the sweetest hero! He’s a bit shy, but that’s what makes him so endearing. I love reading...

United States on Nov 27, 2020

MsMerylB: The tone of this story is much more serious than the Tourist Trap. I imagine it was a challenge to give Lana a love interest outside of her “crowd”. But the love of all things Moose Springs wins in the end.

United Kingdom on Nov 08, 2020

Mary Ann Tippett: Sarah Morganthaler strikes gold again with her second rom com from Moose Springs, Alaska, featuring a B&B filled with taxidermied squirrels, a rampaging Santa moose and a kind hearted pool hall owner whose billionaire landlord is more interested in his heart than his rent. Impossible to beat The Tourist Attraction's high bar, but close enough! Excellent stocking stuffer material!

Canada on Oct 31, 2020