Stella is quick to deny him, seeing as this was a high-end retail store and she was an ex-convict. Aiden quickly says she should apply for the job, secretly hoping to see the beautiful girl again. Eventually, giving in to his southern charm, she trashes the original design and paints out a beautiful vision of a window display. She tries to blow him off by remaining silent, but that did not deter Aiden. Suddenly, a man appears next to her, our second main character, 32-year-old Aiden Cook, whose perspective is seen in the next chapter.Īiden asks Stella’s opinion on the window display, yet Stella is not engaging. While walking past many stores, she stops at one window showcasing a rather unfortunate Christmas display meant to entice shoppers inside. Stella is strolling on Fifth Avenue in New York City two weeks before Christmas. The story starts from the perspective of the main character, 25-year-old Stella Schmidt. In 2021, New York Times Bestseller and one of my favorite steamy-romance authors, Tessa Bailey, came out with a short holiday novel entitled “Window Shopping.” As I looked at my results, I knew I had found the right choice. I quickly looked to Google to find the perfect holiday romance. Catch her on TikTok at or check out for a complete list of books.When I was asked to do a book review this week, I knew it had to be something holiday related. Dubbed the “Michelangelo of dirty talk,” by Entertainment Weekly, Tessa writes with spice, spirit, swoon and a guaranteed happily ever after.
She lives on Long Island avoiding the sun and social interactions, then wonders why no one has called. New York Times Bestselling author Tessa Bailey can solve all problems except for her own, so she focuses those efforts on stubborn, fictional blue collar men and loyal, lovable heroines.
I’ll try and remember I’m just window shopping. I’ll put my heart and soul into dressing his holiday windows.Īnd when we lose the battle with temptation, I know an opportunity when I see one and I have to make it last.
Now I’m working for that man, trying to ignore that he’s hot.īut as a down-on-her-luck girl with a difficult past, He asks for a better idea with a twinkle in his eye.ĭid I know he owned the place? No. It’s a tragedy in tinsel, I say, unable to lie.
When a charming man named Aiden asks my opinion of the décor. I’m standing alone in front of the famous Vivant department store, Shop windows are decorated in red and green satin. Two weeks before Christmas and all through Manhattan,
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