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The Nice List: An Enemies to Lovers Holiday Romance Novella Kindle Edition

by Avery Scott (Author) Format: Kindle Edition

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Cole Weston's biggest holiday wish is about to come true. The deal of a lifetime is within reach--and once he closes the sale of one small town elementary school, he'll have a nice fat bonus check to take with him when he finally moves up to the real estate big leagues in New York. He's not about to let anyone stand in his way--especially not the feisty and all-kinds-of-adorable teacher who does everything she can to convince the school board not to sell.

Francesca Bagnoli won't let go of her beloved school without a fight. The historic building might not be in the best shape, but it's the heart and soul of her town, and there's no way she'll let some greedy real estate mogul destroy it. Who cares that he's the most attractive man she's ever seen? She will not lose focus, and she most definitely will not fall prey to Cole's charming softer side.

In the countdown to Christmas, can Cole and Francesca put aside their differences and take a shot at the kind of love neither expected to find? Or is a holiday miracle just not in the cards for them this year?

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ASIN ‏ : ‎ B07XJRDJS3
Publisher ‏ : ‎ Starlight Publishing LLC (October 31, 2019)
Publication date ‏ : ‎ October 31, 2019
Language ‏ : ‎ English
File size ‏ : ‎ 1520 KB
Simultaneous device usage ‏ : ‎ Unlimited
Text-to-Speech ‏ : ‎ Enabled
Screen Reader ‏ : ‎ Supported
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Word Wise ‏ : ‎ Enabled
Sticky notes ‏ : ‎ On Kindle Scribe
Print length ‏ : ‎ 156 pages
Page numbers source ISBN ‏ : ‎ 1697889956

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Professional by day, Avery Scott leads a secret double-life as an award-winning author of contemporary romance.

When Avery isn't staring into a glowing screen, she loves travel, playing with her Westies, running and - of course- reading.

Avery loves to hear from readers, especially when they tell her what they would like to read next.

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Dom

not for me

Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2023

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This isn’t a bad book, but it is a little boring. It took me awhile to get into the book and I prefer a book with a little more romance. This was very G rated and I fell asleep reading it a few times.

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This is a feel good Christmas story!!

Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2019

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This book proved that falling in love and Christmas can change even the most hardened heart! It makes the real meaning of Christmas easy to believe!

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Peaceasteel

... he loves me she loves me not she loves me he loves me not...

Reviewed in the United States on December 15, 2019

Francesca Bagnoli is a teacher who stepped into the position of school principal with the hopes of convincing the school board to not shut down the community school that not only teaches all of the children and special needs children in the community but they also help families with fundraising for families that, although they work hard they are still falling short in an economy that keeps getting more expensive and the pay rates are still stuck in the 80's. They are also a meeting place the AA meetings and so many more... to shut down the school would be to turn their back on families that needs programs that help to lift them up and not throw them out of their homes with nowhere to go and their children floundering in an environment that caters more to the elite than the blue collar workers who are the heartbeat of the economy...

Cole Weston had a taste of being in need of those very programs but it has been decades since then and now he is living a life of comfort. It wasn't handed to him... shoot he worked hard to get where he is now and if he can convince the school board to sign over the deed to the property he can gain the promotion that he has been working so hard for plus a very cushy bonus! Imagine... high rises, town homes, condos, mc mansions and shopping centers with parks for all. The people that live there now can find somewhere else to go all they have to do is just look! It would do them good to work hard and live in a nice neighborhood... even though they can't afford where they are living now. Oh, well they'll be alright... now how can I get this deed signed???

Francesca and Cole are ensconced in battle of the fittest one for money and the other for the good of not only her community but also for her students. In this battle of wills passion runs hot and chemistry is ignited but will they follow their hearts or will they both concede what they want before they even get started??? Only one way to find out …

I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

Reviewed in the United States on October 31, 2019

This book was like watching a Hallmark movie on the Lifetime Channel. If that's your thing, this ia for you, but It's not my thing. Cole is chasing the almighty dollar and is a pretty shallow character. Francesca is a do-gooder teacher, out to change the world, or her students lives, one kid at a time. The book kinda plodded along for me, too predictable, he falls for her, she falls for him, the betrayal, and the inevitable make-up and HEA. Sweet as candy canes, but touch for me.

I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

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Jamie Bee

Very Well Done for First-Person Present

Reviewed in the United States on October 31, 2019

I'll admit it: It's only just before Halloween, and I am already binging on holiday-themed books. That's why I was drawn to this particular book at my favorite book review site. It isn't the typical contemporary romance that I normally choose, but I've been enjoying the enemies-to-lovers tropes lately, and I wanted to see how that played out in a holiday setting.

I am not normally a fan of the first-person present perspective. In general, I don't like the present tense used in a novel or novella at all, except in dialogue (of course). While I think authors typically hope that it will make the story more intimate, I actually feel this to be more distancing. So I was a little dismayed to see that this was written in the first-person present as I got into the story.

However, I should not have worried. The author still managed to bring me right into the story with the opening chapter from the hero's perspective. In fact, it took me a bit before I realized that this really was going to be in the present tense! The author pulled it off that well... LOL! From what I've read in this perspective before, this is no mean feat. This a deep point of view as well; we are firmly in the heads of the characters. In that first chapter of Cole’s, he comes across as cocky, self-absorbed, and arrogant. Again, that is just not easy to do well in deep first-person point of view—we like to think we are the best version of ourselves in our own mind—but the author managed to do it. My hat's off to you, Avery Scott.

Things only got better when the heroine entered the story, and we get pulled into deep point of view from her perspective as well. I would say that they both have a dogged determination that is similar, but as they are on opposing sides of the key outer issue of the book, all they seem to do is butt heads. But it is fun to watch because the author has delineated these characters so sharply. If you enjoy contemporary romance with a slight holiday twist, you may enjoy this book.

I received a free copy of this book, but that did not affect my review.

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Nicole

Like a Hallmark Christmas movie on paper!

Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2019

The Nice List by Avery Scott is just the book you need to put you in the holiday spirit!

Cole Weston is about to close the deal of a lifetime and earn the big city promotion he’s been waiting for. All he needs to do is get Francesca Bagnoli to agree that it’s time to close the doors of the dilapidated elementary school that’s she’s fought so hard to keep open. Easier said than done.

Cole’s approach to steamrolling Francesca was all fine and good when he thought she was a grey haired old lady. But, the young, vibrant, beautiful young woman that he actually encountered sent him down a slightly different path. And for Francesca, it’d be a lot easier to hate Cole if he wasn’t so darn sexy and charming.

This book as very cute. It moved very quickly. Not a lot of supporting cast. Not a lot of twists and turns. No steamy scenes (if that’s what you’re into). Just a very straightforward journey to save the day of a rundown old town at Christmas time.

This book is like a Hallmark Christmas movie on paper, and who doesn’t love those! Sweet as a sugar cookie, and a light, fast, easy, fun read. It’s just want you need help kick off the season of spreading Christmas cheer!

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Reviewed in Canada on November 3, 2019

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Cole and Francesca's story is sweet with heat, chemistry, conflict some angst and more. The sparks fly in more ways than one when these two but heads and end up falling in love!

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