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Kris, youngest son of the Christmas king plays a prank on a fellow student at Uni. He‘s the most surprised when that student turns out being Lochlann, the prince of St. Patrick‘s Day. When he goes to Ireland to apologize and investigate who is stealing Christmas‘ magic, he wasn‘t expecting to fall in love.
Fewer politics than the first one and much more sibling/friend dynamics which I enjoyed.

I loved this book. It's the sequel to The Nightmare Before Kissmas, which was also fantastic.
Kris (the younger prince of Christmas) played a nasty but funny joke on Lochlann (the prince of St. Patrick's Day) and is then sent there to apologize. And they fall for each other 💚🌈💚

Even with one evening of reading less (Ju-jitsu class on Tuesdays) I still somehow managed 19 books - phew! Starting May I might take classes twice a week, let's see how that'll go and what it'll do that my reading (rational thought: you might have to quit some buddy reads. Irrational answer: no)

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Love love Kris ❤️❤️❤️ his journey was so beautiful and heartbreaking. I loved all the relationship dynamics how supportive Coal, Iris and Hex were to Kris. Also Loch and his sisters. I really hope we get a story for Iris she deserves one! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Best time of the year to read this - Yes! Of course, I was head over heels for this. It's all I needed and more. Maybe loved it even more than the first part? Perfect in so many ways, I barely know where to begin. Listened to the audiobook and it was the perfect choice as well 🍀🍀🍀 Happy St. Patrick's Day 🌈

It's all just BLEH at the moment. So I felt like I need to buy a book for some happy feelings. That's why I preordered this and now I'm excited and my mood slightly better. See, books help. Buying books helps too.

I may have loved this one even more than the first. This series has such a silly premise but the actual romance of it, the work the narrative serves is phenomenal. I need more of this world. Give me the Queen of Arbor Day falling for the Groundhog's Day Princess. But obviously, give me Iris' HEA immediately.

The younger Christmas Prince is forced to make nice with obnoxious prince of St. Patrick's Day when some of Christmas's joy is stolen. If only Loch didn't barrel right through all of Kris's carefully built defenses of diplomacy and politeness. It's enemies to lovers yall, what can I say? Then drama felt a little more contrived at the end than in the first book, but I'm still thoroughly enjoying these royal holiday rom-coms!