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“Christmas Spirit ” is a good book that you can read online or download to read it later. Before starting the reading or downloading, here is the summary of the book that you can read. After tearing his Achilles tendon, recuperating by the sea sounds like a fantastic idea, and Dylan happily accepts his best mate’s offer to stay with him and his uncle for a few weeks. But he hadn’t counted on the uncle being smoking hot, or the fierce attraction that blossoms between them. Swapping the busy streets of London for the easy pace of Cornish life is exactly what Gareth needs to move on with his own life. His new home requires a little TLC, but he’d expected that. What he hadn’t expected was the ghostly resident already living there. A ten-year age gap isn’t the only issue standing between Dylan and Gareth. Their time together has an expiration date. By Christmas, Dylan will be back home in Bristol spending the holidays with his dad, leaving Gareth all alone. Luckily for them, a matchmaking Christmas Spirit has other ideas.

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The only aspect of the story I ended up being a bit on the fence about was actually the one I liked the most before I started, and that’s the ghost. I have to admit that for me, at times, the “matchmaking ghost” angle veered from charming into pushy: “pervy old lady” is how Josh, Dylan’s bff and Gareth’s nephew, describes Agatha, who haunts the town in general and Gareth’s house in particular, and it can be disturbingly apt–she’s everywhere, all the time, and it’s…a lot. She’s willing to literally force them into proximity with each other and that…is two steps from a horror movie, I don’t care how much they actually like each other. Add in Kitty, the still-very-much-living elderly woman from next door who also feels entitled to dole out relationship advice and innuendo pretty much incessantly and it sometimes feels like the dynamic between the actual love interests gets shunted to the side in favor of all the well-meaning but perhaps overly invested voyeurs.