The Mistletoe Lift

A Flirty Clean Christmas Romcom

By: Jennifer Griffith

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

She's stuck in the broken office elevator under the mistletoe—with the office flirt.

Tolkien fan Amanda isn't just the most efficient worker at the advertising firm, she's also the iciest. At least toward Calvin the consultant and perennial player. He's sown so many wild oats, he could qualify for a farm loan.

So, right before Christmas, when they're stuck in the rickety elevator of Winters Plaza, and the mistletoe above them is demanding a connection, Amanda has no interest.

That is, until he mentions he is desperate for a wedding date—in New Zealand, where her favorite movies were filmed. Suddenly, being a fake girlfriend doesn't sound quite so bad.

Plus, it might give her a chance to give Calvin a little taste of his own medicine.

But, as the wedding party progresses, secrets about Calvin's real character come to light, and the ice queen just might thaw as their chemistry ignites.

The Mistletoe Lift is a hilarious Christmas romantic comedy with flirty banter, office romance, enemies to lovers, and plenty of steamy-clean kisses. All books in the Christmas House Romance series by USA Today bestselling author Jennifer Griffith are full of family, tradition, wholesome themes, and love.

Note: The Mistletoe Lift was previously published in an abridged version as Elevator Pitch. It was included in the USA Today bestselling anthology Love, Laughter, and Happily Ever After. The 2nd edition is revised and expanded to include a strong Christmas theme.

The Christmas House Romance Series
The Christmas Cookie House
The Sleigh Bells Chalet
The Holiday Hunting Lodge
The Peppermint Drop Inn
The Candy Cane Cottage
The Hot Chocolate Shop
Starlight Haven
The Candlelight Chapel
The Mistletoe Lift
Yuletide Manor

NOTE: Each book in the series is a standalone romance, but they do connect in the small-town world and can be best enjoyed in a “loop.” For example, book 1 leads to book 2, and so on, and at the end, book 10 loops back to book 1, with recurring characters.

In other words, a reader can start with any book, read the subsequent book, and then complete the loop.

Virtual Voice ruins the story

This could have been a cute story but the virtual voice wasn't right at all. It was performed with almost zero emotion and the pausing and timing was wrong. Just not right for a romance at all. It's also weird that the virtual voice sounds like a black female but the main character is a blond with "emerald green eyes". Just feels weird.