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harlequin_bands has slowed down considerably, so I started thinking about more prompts, only to realize I have two whole books full of Christmas-themed romance stories. And then I remembered one of my favorite ones, which is:When perky Chicago weather girl Marisa Langley gets stuck in the cold with her survivalist camera man, Rob Sheridan, she can't begin to forecast just how steamy it can get between the two of them...
THIS STORY IS THE BEST, OKAY? She has to do the weather on Christmas Eve on top of the news building, only they get locked outside, and it's snowing really hard, and uuuugh. The camera guy is all grumpy and sullen, and then you learn that he secretly has the hots for the weather girl (duh). PLEASE HELP ME PICK A PAIRING FOR THIS SCENARIO. I'm leaning toward Brendon/Spencer, but I can't deciiiiiide.
OH GOD, AND THEN THIS ONE:
Josh Black is so in love with his friend Cassidy that he writes her into his cartoon strip, making Cassidy think he's fallen for another woman. Can two confirmed "friends" unwrap their true feelings in time to share a night of unforgettable holiday passion?
I don't write a lot of Frank/Gerard, but I WOULD WRITE THE SHIT OUT OF THEM FOR THIS STORY. Y/Y/MFY??
Sadly, the rest of the stories in these books aren't that awesome. But if anyone wants to hear them, ask away! I will gladly spam you. :D
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BRB LOLING FOR DAYS. That sounds COMPLETELY amazing. *__*
OMG THE STORY IS SO GREAT. They've been friends since they were little kids, when her parents died and she came to live next door to him, and she finds this old Christmas wish in her stocking from when she was, like, thirteen and wished for the guy to BE HER BOYFRIEND, only now she thinks he's in love with this mystery woman he keeps drawing into his comic strip, and IT'S ALL VERY SWEET AND KIND OF FAILY.
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