Shey's review posted on Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews 
 5 Stars 
 After months of anticipation, at least I have been, we finally get to visit Lucky Harbor, Jill Shalvis did not disappoint with this magical Christmas short story, Under The Mistletoe. 
 We first meet Mia in The Sweetest Thing now five years later Mia 22 is a beautiful young lady living in New York working on her graduate degree. She has been dating Nick for six months. Nick an attorney, just passing his bar exam his goal is to help kids that have made bad decisions around the country, could he be any sexier ladies!!! 
 Brought together by their mutual childhood backgrounds, both being abandon, however Mia being adopted and now being apart of not one family but two families, whereas Nick was shuffled from home to home until he was 18, doesn't do families, doesn't know how to handle the idea. 
 When she asks him to join her for Christmas in Lucky Harbor, well Nick freaks out. Walking away, Mia heads home heartbroken. 
 Although this is a short read you learn a lot about Mia and her insecurities, about herself, her feeling about her biological parents, Tara and Ford, even Carlos. Oh, yes Carlos is even there!! Of course, 
 her doubts about Nick come into question. 
 Coming to Lucky Harbor, Nick didn't know what to expect but knowing he needed to correct his mistake, such a smart man, he finally sees the family that Mia is part of. The very protective uncle's, Jax and Sawyer, yes thank you Jill!! Of course meeting Tara and Ford, yes Ford still gives the, I will kick you're a$$ look, he's a father after all, and still so very yummy!! Can't forget Lucille, our wonderful noisy neighbor I don't think a book would be the same without her. 
 Even with all the craziness going on Nick realizes it's not so bad. This is something he wants to be a part of with Mia. It wasn't so easy for Mia, it took a little time, but sometimes it's not about how much but just knowing when the time is right. 
 This was an amazing short story, with two amazing people. I might be biased because I am a fan girl of the Lucky Harbor series and Jill Shalvis. I don't really care, I re-read this book 3 times, it was just that good, really. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did. 
 Review copy provided for an honest review.