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Everybody Loves Mickey

  • Author: Therese M. Travis
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    He’s a saint with a tarnished halo, and Aubrey Thomas can’t stand him…or can she? Handsome fireman, Mickey Hurst is loved by all. He volunteers at the local parish where Aubrey Thomas works as an administrator. He sings in the choir. He leads the youth group. He even acts as...

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    He’s a saint with a tarnished halo, and Aubrey Thomas can’t stand him…or can she?

    Handsome fireman, Mickey Hurst is loved by all. He volunteers at the local parish where Aubrey Thomas works as an administrator. He sings in the choir. He leads the youth group. He even acts as the church handyman, but Aubrey knew him before he became Saint Mickey—when he told her he’d have to be drunk to kiss her…and he was. What’s so infuriating is that despite his horrible admission, Aubrey loves Mickey as much as everybody else.

    Mickey doesn’t blame Aubrey for disliking him. After all, he kissed her when he wasn’t sober—and insulted her, to boot. Aubrey deserved a better man—a Godly man. But, since that fateful kiss, Mickey’s drawn closer to the Lord. With the intercession of God and the matchmaking parish staff, Mickey prays that this Christmas he will be able to prove to Aubrey he’s now the man for her. 

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    dorahiers@msn.com (Monday, 03 December 2012) Rating: 4 Don't you just love the cover? It looks so fun and playful, and that's exactly how I felt about this book. Mickey kissed Aubrey while he was drunk but apologized the next morning, blaming the kiss on the alcohol. Like he'd never be tempted to kiss Aubrey while he wasn't inebriated. Aubrey enjoyed the kiss, hated the apology. He hasn't been able to look her in the eye since that kiss years ago, and she hasn't forgiven him. Great conflict! The author even tucked in a little subplot with a theme: One sin is not greater or less than another. It's been a year since I read any Christmas novellas. I forgot how enjoyable, and how short, they can be. I would have liked a little more...ending. But, even so, the end was sweet. Overall, this was a great story to spend a couple hours relaxing with in front of the fireplace on a cold winter evening. Sure to make you smile. Disclosure: I received this book from th

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    donnabasinow@yahoo.com (Sunday, 02 December 2012) Rating: 5 So sweet! I loved it!rnrnMickey is adorable and Aubrey is just so caught up in the past that she can't see what's in front of her. Sounds like it could happen to any of us! rnrnIt's hilarious how everyone keeps pushing them together and they both know what's going on but don't say anything.rnrnI would've loved to be a fly on the wall when they sang together!rnrnGreat story! Fun, fun, fun!

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