My Favorite Color is Mistletoe by Eva Austin is a wholesome and clean YA Christmas romance book for teens, young adults, or anyone.

Book Details:

Genre: Young Adult Contemporary Romance
Subgenre: YA Christmas Romance
Audience: Teens, young adults
Romance: Clean / no-spice
Tropes: Fake relationship, holiday-themed
Setting: Small-town / lakeside
Series: My Favorite Color
Point of view: Dual POV

Synopsis of My Favorite Color is Mistletoe by Eva Austin

A double fake date for the holidays? What could go wrong? When Audrey suddenly finds herself without a date over Christmas break, Jax comes up with an outrageous plan. But what happens when their charade starts to feel…real?

Synopsis:

Audrey, recently dumped and dreading the inevitable couple’s activities at her family’s annual Christmas gathering, reluctantly agrees to team up with Jax for a double fake date. She knows it’s a terrible idea, but desperate circumstances call for desperate measures.

As they navigate a run-in with Jax’s ex, a couples’ Christmas competition with Audrey’s meddling family, and the looming presence of her long-time childhood crush, the lines between fake and real start to blur.

With unexpected kisses, buried emotions, and a growing chemistry she can’t ignore, Audrey must confront her past and decide if the holiday magic of Carlton Landing can help her rediscover love, or if she’ll let another chance slip away.

My thoughts:

I love, love, loved this fake relationship, YA Christmas romance novel for teens. The My Favorite Color novels are clean and wholesome, perfect for readers of all ages. I enjoyed it as an adult and my teen daughter loved it too. There’s no foul language or innuendo of any kind.

The rest of the My Favorite Color series: