Mistletoe, Baby

By: Donna Hill

Narrated by: Cary Hite

It all started with one passionate night…

Don't preach to Alexis Montgomery about settling down. She's got her act together - a fabulous new job, great friends, and plenty of dating prospects. She's happily taking New York City by storm, so why would she ruin things by committing to just one man?

If anyone could influence Alexis, it might be Graham Stone. He's gorgeous and brilliant, enough to make any red-blooded woman question her single status. Unfortunately, he's also her boss. When these two seductive forces collide, neither thinks past the sparks they are generating. But their rendezvous has an unexpected consequence during the holiday season - one that could make them never want to walk away.

©2013 Donna Hill (P)2013 Blackstone Publishing, and Urban Audiobooks

Love at first sight

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

Yes, I enjoyed the fact that Alexis and Graham played the hard act of love.

What was one of the most memorable moments of Mistletoe, Baby?

The most memorable moment of the book is when Graham needed Alexis to go with him to visit his mom. That itself showed that he really loved her and depended upon her for moral support.

Have you listened to any of Cary Hite’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

I love Cary Hite and no this perfomance was different.

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

No, I do however hate the fact that he had to read a letter from his mom, rather than her tell him herself about why she gave him up.

loved it!!!!!

I am looking for a sequel now.....this was a very good book. I can't to listen to more by this author

Short and Sweet

I loved this story. I had all the elements you look for in a romance novel. Even though I love curling up with a huge book that keeps me occupied for a while, I can't ways do that. This was a quick sweet shot of romance that the narrator(Cary Hite) made really worth the listen.

A good book

I liked this book a good story and ending... The book told a story that people can relate to on a day to day basis...

Education

I love this story because of educated black people giving back to the black community. Growing our young people’s minds and health. I don’t like the idea of educated women who can speak multiple languages but can’t speak the desires of their heart. I don’t like women who hide pregnancy especially when they’re over the age of 32! Good book and would recommend though