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A Christmas Inn, Maine: A Novel
by Aaron Kyte
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Synopsis
A feel-good, festive, and queer holiday rom-com featuring Adam, a young man determined to save his family’s inn—and Graham, the hot contractor he can’t resist.Adam Wheatley has not-so-triumphantly returned from the city to his sleepy Maine hometown, Silver Falls. Freshly dumped ...
A feel-good, festive, and queer holiday rom-com featuring Adam, a young man determined to save his family’s inn—and Graham, the hot contractor he can’t resist.
Adam Wheatley has not-so-triumphantly returned from the city to his sleepy Maine hometown, Silver Falls. Freshly dumped and jobless, he's wandering around his aunt Rose’s run-down historic inn like a gay Victorian ghost. He feels completely without purpose . . . until he learns that his aunt Rose has been keeping a the business is failing, and she’s just weeks away from losing the inn altogether.
Adam has a brilliant he’ll take charge of renovating the inn, and he'll organize a grand re-opening on Christmas Eve. Then, having triumphantly saved the business, he’ll move back to the city to rebuild his life and his career. But when the renovation proves more “flop” than “flip,” he realizes it will take a Christmas miracle to turn things around.
Enter Graham. A former high school classmate of Adam, he’s also newly back in town. He’s a great contractor, and he’s willing to work free of charge, as long as he can stay at the inn. He’s also hot. And kind. And… Nope! It doesn’t matter, because Adam (and his bruised ego) have sworn off love. Forever.
With the inn’s future in peril, and Adam’s feelings for Graham growing more confusing each day, the future is a big neon question mark. In the end, Adam is faced with an impossible move back to the city to claim the life he always dreamed of—or stay in Silver Falls and build something truly special.
Tropes
Small-town romanceFriends-to-lovers slow burnForced proximityOpen-door spice
Adam Wheatley has not-so-triumphantly returned from the city to his sleepy Maine hometown, Silver Falls. Freshly dumped and jobless, he's wandering around his aunt Rose’s run-down historic inn like a gay Victorian ghost. He feels completely without purpose . . . until he learns that his aunt Rose has been keeping a the business is failing, and she’s just weeks away from losing the inn altogether.
Adam has a brilliant he’ll take charge of renovating the inn, and he'll organize a grand re-opening on Christmas Eve. Then, having triumphantly saved the business, he’ll move back to the city to rebuild his life and his career. But when the renovation proves more “flop” than “flip,” he realizes it will take a Christmas miracle to turn things around.
Enter Graham. A former high school classmate of Adam, he’s also newly back in town. He’s a great contractor, and he’s willing to work free of charge, as long as he can stay at the inn. He’s also hot. And kind. And… Nope! It doesn’t matter, because Adam (and his bruised ego) have sworn off love. Forever.
With the inn’s future in peril, and Adam’s feelings for Graham growing more confusing each day, the future is a big neon question mark. In the end, Adam is faced with an impossible move back to the city to claim the life he always dreamed of—or stay in Silver Falls and build something truly special.
Tropes
Small-town romanceFriends-to-lovers slow burnForced proximityOpen-door spice
