This review can also be found at BookShelfery. 
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 I'm not going to get all long-winded on this one. I didn't enjoy it and the fault is partly my own. 
 Under the Mistletoe with Me is a sweet audio novella, don't get me wrong. But at just over two hours, it took me longer to get through this than the other audios I was listening to around the same time, because it was too sweet with very little conflict. I don't know if Proby felt that conflict was not needed in a story this short, but I like some at least. It felt like the dramatic parts of the story are contrived. Example: she thinks he's cheating because he took some phone calls she didn't know about. Perhaps this is where backstory would have helped me. Is there a reason she felt like that? It just felt like an overreaction to me, perhaps because I don't know these characters. And also, that issue gets resolved basically in the beginning so there is nothing left to drive the story. Blah. 
 The rest of the novella just takes you through the holiday season, to a nice ending, but nothing spectacular. 
 I say the fault is partly mine, because I didn't do my research so I had no background on the series it is a part of. I find that most holiday books and novellas can be read as standalones. Not Under the Mistletoe with Me. I really feel like you need the backstories on characters to really get into it. 
 This is something I might recommend if you know the series; otherwise, I wouldn't bother. 
 Narrator 4-1-1 
 Ehhhhh. Jennifer Mack was alright, but she didn't do male voices convincingly and all her female characters sounded the same. Eric Michael Summerer's voice is...amazing. Too bad he only narrated the epilogue.