Mistletoe
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  • Time 3h 51m
  • Reads 10,691
  • Votes 671
  • Parts 25
  • Time 3h 51m
Complete, First published Nov 14, 2014
Seventeen-year-old Valerie Greene has never celebrated Christmas and if it was up to her this year would be no different, but Parker North has other ideas.
Parker is traveling through town when he encounters a rather cynical Valerie and takes it upon himself to show her what the month of December has to offer. He's adamant in his mission to open Valerie's eyes to the beauty of Christmas and will stop at nothing to succeed.
Each day brings a new adventure in this twenty-four part story. Follow Valerie and Parker as they embark on a romantic journey together through the days leading up to Christmas, and discover a little bit of magic along the way.
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