Christmas in Mustang Creek

By: Linda Lael Miller

Narrated by: Jack Garrett

No one does the holidays like Linda Lael Miller, whose Christmas novels have warmed the hearts of millions of readers the world over!

Charlotte Morgan grew up in Mustang Creek, Wyoming, and couldn't wait to escape to the big city. But life in New York isn't as fabulous as she'd like to admit - she's lonely, doing a job she doesn't love and dating too many frogs she meets online. There was one potential prince, though - Jaxon Locke, a veterinarian with definite possibilities - but his move to Idaho to fill in at his dad's vet practice ended things just as they were getting interesting. What Charlotte doesn't know is that he misses her more than he expected.

Meanwhile, Charlotte's great-aunt Geneva - the woman who raised her - needs to enter an assisted-living facility. So, just before Christmas, Charlotte moves back home. When Jax catches wind of her move back West, he's determined to get to Wyoming and do whatever it takes to win her back.

Christmas in Mustang Creek is a magical time in a magical place, not least because of a mysterious visitor named Mrs. Klozz. She knows that love is the greatest gift of all, and she's ready to help out Santa by giving these two a push in the right direction!

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Cute story and bad narration..

I’ve never been a fan of Linda Lael Miller but I’m likely to read anyone when it’s a Christmas story, and this was decent. I liked Charlotte/Charlie and Jax, especially Jax. Charlie was too indecisive for a little too long. I really liked Mrs. Klozz, she was a wonderful character.

There was some pretty graphic sex in this but it wasn’t long and drawn out. Also, this ended at 60%, which surprised me.

As to the narration: Jack Garrett was terrible. Every woman sounded just like a man. He didn’t even try to sound a little bit feminine.