Title: A Nightclub for the Holidays
Author: Arden Coutts
Genre: Novella, Romance, LGBTQ, Contemporary
Publisher: Independent
Source: Author
Format: Ebook
Release Date: December 6, 2024
Rating: ★★★★★
Goodreads Synopsis:
The holidays are approaching, and the gang is back in action! Join Gray, Hannah, and their loyal friends as they race against time to reopen the beloved Club Midnight before the festive season kicks off.
But it’s not all tinsel and mistletoe as they face unexpected hurdles. The local mafia has other plans, throwing dangerous roadblocks in their path. As tensions rise and the clock ticks down, our favorite crew must navigate treacherous waters to make their dream a reality.
Meanwhile, Gray harbors a secret that could change everything.
Will Club Midnight shine bright for the holidays? Can they outwit the mob and save their dream?
Prepare for a heartwarming, pulse-pounding holiday adventure filled with friendship, love, and a touch of danger. ‘A Nightclub for the Holidays’ promises to be the most thrilling celebration of the year!
Review:
Christmas is approaching, and the mobster Demitri is finally behind bars. Despite the traumatic memories from Club Midnight, Gray wants to buy it at auction and turn it into a better club. Hannah also has plans to start a new career path away from the hospital. However, Demitri’s friends want to stop Gray from restarting the nightclub. Gray must figure out how to defeat these villains while also preparing to ask Hannah a very important question.
This was a fun holiday novella about the characters from The Fall Trilogy. I loved revisiting Hannah and Gray, who were the couple from the first book in the series. Even though this is a short story, there were some spicy scenes. I liked how this story kept the suspense from the original trilogy, while also ending on a heartwarming Christmas note.
A Nightclub for the Holidays is a fun holiday novella!
Thank you Arden Coutts for providing a digital copy of this book!
Have you read A Nightclub for Christmas? What did you think of it?
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