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by Melissa Grace (Author)
PRAISE FOR MEDDLING UNDER THE MISTLETOE
"With unforgettable characters, warmth, and humor, not to mention some adorable dogs, Melissa Grace tells a genuine and heartwarming story about love, family, and the holidays." -Bryn Donovan, author of Her Knight at the Museum
"Hilarious and heart-warming, Melissa Grace delivers the perfect 2000s-era romcom. The family is genuine, and filled with love, and I only wanted to live with them even longer. Meddling Under the Mistletoe is everything good about the holidays." -Julie Olivia, USA Today bestselling author
"Meddling Under the Mistletoe is an utterly perfect dash of Christmas cheer! It's witty, warm, with just the right mix of unexpected romance and emotional depth. The mother-daughter duo finding romance in the moth unexpected of places, with help from a few charming and mischievous pups will have you believing in holiday magic!" -Sarah Brown, Bound Booksellers in Franklin, TN
Five years ago, Dr. Lindsey Haggerty inherited her late father's veterinary clinic, and with it, a constant reminder of how quickly she could lose those she loves most. So when a handsome new client asks her out, she's quick to shut it down. It's Christmastime, and Lindsey's only focus is making new holiday memories with the remaining members of the Haggerty clan-if only she could get her stubborn, heart-sick mom on board.
MJ Haggerty is still clinging to the beautiful life she shared with her late husband, but when she discovers Lindsey is burying the crush she has on the town's newest firefighter, the chance to meddle in her head-strong, independent, and chronically single eldest daughter's life might be just the incentive she needs to come out of hibernation.
Not to be out-meddled, Lindsey seeks revenge by asking for help keeping an adorable puppy with an appetite for destruction. What Lindsey doesn't anticipate is her mom hitting it off with the pup's retired owner. As unexpected connections spark for mother and daughter, they each find themselves torn between the comfort of the familiar and the promise of what could be for Christmases to come.
