Everyone thinks they’re enemies.
They’re actually lovers.
At least… They used to be.
And this year, the only thing on his Christmas list is her.
When Cameron West rolls back into our small town and tells me he’s in love with me, I do the only thing I can do: shut my front door in his face.
After all, the only person my best friend’s big brother has ever loved is himself.
Our no-strings fling from three years ago is just that—but it seems the Ghost of Christmas Past is haunting me this year, because Cam won’t leave me alone. Worse? He bought the house next to mine (unknowingly) and inherited the café I work at (knowingly), so there’s literally no escaping the man.
Not to mention the whole town thinks we hate each other, and not even his own sister believes his feelings for me are real. After all, he was the one who said he’d never fall in love with me.
Then he makes me an offer: give him until Christmas Day to prove himself. If he can convince me he’s being genuine, I’ll give him a chance. If not, he’ll accept defeat and walk away. Yeah, right.
I agree. Sure, I had feelings for him once, but that was a long time ago. I'''ve spent the last three years getting over him, and he’s going to need more than a Christmas miracle to grovel his way back into my heart.
At least, that’s what I keep telling myself…
Welcome to The Ex-Mas List – the deliberately trope-y, wildly over-the-top romcom you need to scratch that festive itch.
Genre: Romance
They’re actually lovers.
At least… They used to be.
And this year, the only thing on his Christmas list is her.
When Cameron West rolls back into our small town and tells me he’s in love with me, I do the only thing I can do: shut my front door in his face.
After all, the only person my best friend’s big brother has ever loved is himself.
Our no-strings fling from three years ago is just that—but it seems the Ghost of Christmas Past is haunting me this year, because Cam won’t leave me alone. Worse? He bought the house next to mine (unknowingly) and inherited the café I work at (knowingly), so there’s literally no escaping the man.
Not to mention the whole town thinks we hate each other, and not even his own sister believes his feelings for me are real. After all, he was the one who said he’d never fall in love with me.
Then he makes me an offer: give him until Christmas Day to prove himself. If he can convince me he’s being genuine, I’ll give him a chance. If not, he’ll accept defeat and walk away. Yeah, right.
I agree. Sure, I had feelings for him once, but that was a long time ago. I'''ve spent the last three years getting over him, and he’s going to need more than a Christmas miracle to grovel his way back into my heart.
At least, that’s what I keep telling myself…
Welcome to The Ex-Mas List – the deliberately trope-y, wildly over-the-top romcom you need to scratch that festive itch.
Genre: Romance
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