A Tangy Christmas Kiss

A Tangy Christmas Kiss Christmas Kiss Book 2 By Award Winning and Bestselling author Allyson R. Abbott Confused city girl Mel, responds to her mother’s request, at a drop of a hat, and flies to Spain to house sit for her aunt. To be honest, she’s glad for a change of scenery after recent turn of events with her latest boyfriend, and she is looking forward to Christmas in the sun, planning to spend many days on the beach. Let the fun begin. She barely considers, why her mother cannot go? Why her mother is never there when she calls? And why her aunts needs a house-sitter for a bungalow on the beach? Unfortunately, the journey takes forever due to misunderstanding of the different timelines and consequently Mel misses her ‘handover’ of tasks and a lift from her aunt. Jetlag, lack of the Spanish language and having no knowledge of geography of Spain, all she has is her aunt’s address, a headache and an overwhelming urge to sleep. Enter the extremely handsome and chivalrous Spanish passenger who was seated next to her on her flight. He takes her under his wing to make sure she arrives safely and stays to help her out, even though he only speaks Spanish, so Mel has no idea what he is talking about. But hey, you can’t turn away a great looking man in your hour of need! As things turn bad to worse, she now doubles up on handsome hero’s, as her aunt’s friendly (extremely gorgeous and English speaking) neighbour, decides that it is he, who should be helping, not the interloper from the aeroplane. Her aunt’s house is not the chalet on the beach, as Mel remembers from her childhood, and is now confronted with size of her responsibilities dawns on her as she finds a huge garden with fruit trees of every variety, a vegetable plot and animals that demand attention and feeding. The noise, the mess, and the animal demands are all too much, especially as she has to keep the squabbling men apart. Both men steal a piece of her heart, but will she decide to give one the rest, or fly back to the USA and leave them both?