A Green Valley Christmoose Disaster!

Green Valley Shifters, Book 6

De: Zoe Chant

Narrado por: Hannah Hart, Edward Fox

It’s the moosed wonderful time of the year!

Turner has a gym full of sugar-fueled kids and a big red suit to fill when Santa Claus fails to check in for the Green Valley Christmas Pageant dress rehearsal, but more disaster is on the program when he falls at the feet of his fated mate.

Linda Powell has come to Green Valley for a short visit, but nothing has gone as she’d planned, and now there’s a ferocious dog trapped in her car. When she calls the fire department for help, a gorgeous Santa Claus shows up to save her and steals her heart instead.

Turner is determined to show Linda that Green Valley is where she belongs but first, he has to survive a Christmas dinner with Linda’s entire family and find the missing Santa Claus, all made much more complicated when he’s suddenly stuck as a moose!

Return to the little town of Green Valley for Christmas mooseadventures in this hilarious holiday short shifter romance romp.

©2021 Zoe Chant, Elva Birch (P)2024 Zoe Chant, Elva Birch

Fun and swoony Christmas novella

I enjoyed this opposites attract, city girl-country boy, fated mates shifter romance with a side of mystery and hilarious Christmas pageant. The story has a good mix of sweet, spicy, hilarity, and real life issues. Turner, a moose shifter, is the high school vice principal and the fire chief in small town Green Valley. Linda has come to Green Valley for a short visit hoping to surprise her daughter and her boyfriend with a Cancun vacation but things do not turn out how she envisioned. Turner immediately recognizes Linda as his mate when he arrives to rescue her from a large dog and now he just has to woo her. Of course, nothing is as simple as they would hope. Despite being short, the novella was well written, the characters had depth and the storyline was engaging.

Lee Samuels and Vanessa Edwin did a wonderful job narrating the story and characters into life with enough change of inflection, tone and cadence to voice multiple characters quite convincingly.

More please

I hope that the epilogue is telling us that there will be more stories in this line. Something in the water, indeed.