Jolly & Jaded
Author DJ Krimmer

Jolly & Jaded

Sale price$20.00

Paperback 

  • Signed 5x8" paperback copy 

Paperback Bundle

  • Signed paperback copy with character art, bookmarks & stickers 

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Limb loss, grief, talks of parental abuse, depression, death by vehicle, motorcycle accident, survivor’s guilt, OCD, language and explicit situations.

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He’s been in love with her for years. She just broke his nuts with her knee. Merry Christmas.

Elsie: Running my coffee shop is one thing. Running the town’s Christmas marketplace? That’s been my dream forever.This year, I finally get my shot—twinkle lights, ugly sweaters, full festive takeover. Only problem? Grant Anders. My late brother’s best friend. The grump who shows up every day with that scowl… and has now been assigned as my co-planner. And let’s not forget—I’ve secretly loved him since we were kids. It’ll be a Christmas miracle if I make it through without falling harder than ever.

Grant: I’ve spent six years avoiding Elsie Marshall—because loving her from a distance is the only thing I’ve ever done right. She’s my best friend’s little sister. The girl I failed. Now she’s running the Christmas market—and I’ve somehow been roped into running it with her. Late nights. Close quarters. And all the feelings I’ve spent years trying to bury. She deserves joy, magic, everything good.I just hope I don’t become the reason she loses any of it.

Limb loss, grief, talks of parental abuse, depression, death by vehicle, motorcycle accident, survivor’s guilt, OCD, language and explicit situations.

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