I loved it! A perfect holiday novella! 
 Sloane is the only child of two intelligent globe trotting parents. He's happy to be at college and has joined a frat. He's surprisingly well accepted even though he's an out of the closet gay man. The only person who seems to have any problem with him is Hank Springfield, the muscle bound younger brother of the frat's president, Micah. It's unfortunate that Hank has no time for Sloane, because Sloane finds him fascinating. When Micah assigns them both to plan the frat's Christmas party they have to figure out how to get along. 
 After I devoured Blame It on the Mistletoe by Eli Easton, I immediately bought and read Unwrapping Hank. I was a little hesitant, because I LOVED Blame It on the Mistletoe, and sometimes after I read a great story the next won just can't measure up. That was not a problem here. I loved Unwrapping Hank just as much as Blame it on the Mistletoe! Somehow I thought the two were connected. They are not, but each is wonderful! 
 The frat in this story reminded me of the Theta Alpha Gammas in Anne Tenino's series. Hank's frat is not as over the top hilarious as the TAGs are, but it is very accepting of it's gay members. Maybe that's stretching credulity a bit, but I was fine with it. 
 The story is just as much Hank's coming of age and coming out story as it is a romance between Sloane and Hank, but there was a nice balance there and I really enjoyed it. This one definitely is getting added to my newly formed Best of All Time Holiday Romance list!