A Match Made for Thanksgiving: A Steamy Holiday Rom-Com
About this ebook
Advertising executive Nick Wong enjoys living in Toronto. He loves late nights partying and taking women back to his penthouse. And so it is with great reluctance that he returns to his boring hometown of Mosquito Bay for Thanksgiving.
This year, however, is even worse than usual. His parents and grandparents, frustrated with the lack of weddings in the family, have invited blind dates for him and his three siblings. Nick's brother Greg has been set up with Lily Tseng, who just so happens to be Nick's latest one-night stand, the one he can't get out of his mind.
Although Nick has never been interested in settling down, Lily has him reconsidering. Perhaps he's good for more than a single night of sex, dumplings, and bubble tea after all. But first, he has to get through this painful weekend with his family and convince her that she should be with him, not Greg…
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This is the first book in a series of novellas about the Wong siblings. Each one features a different holiday.
Book 1: A Match Made for Thanksgiving
Book 2: A Second Chance Road Trip for Christmas
Book 3: A Fake Girlfriend for Chinese New Year
Book 4: A Big Surprise for Valentine's Day
KEYWORDS: rom-com, one-night stand, Canadian Thanksgiving, holiday romance, contemporary romance, romantic comedy, spicy rom-com, playboy, Asian hero, Asian heroine, steamy romance, spicy romance, lighthearted romance, foodie romance, Toronto, novella, happy ending, bubble tea, soup dumplings, Nanaimo bars, happy ending
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About the author
Jackie Lau decided she wanted to be a writer when she was in grade two, sometime between writing “The Heart That Got Lost” and “The Land of Shapes.” She later studied engineering and worked as a geophysicist before turning to writing romance novels.
Jackie lives in Toronto with her husband, and despite living in Canada her whole life, she hates winter. When she’s not writing, she enjoys gelato, gourmet donuts, cooking, hiking, and reading on the balcony when it’s raining.
