Really cute story. I loved Tate's relationship with his niece and his desire to do anything for her. This was short and sweet, and I liked the base of the relationship that was being developed between Tate and Brandon. ( )

As the title of this story says, some things are worth the wait. In this specific case the meaning is also literal, since Tate has been waiting in line for hours to get a book signed for his niece's birthday - when suddenly a very nice man offers his help. Tate can sure use the support: it's raining and cold, and he didn't come prepared for bad weather.

The stranger introduces himself as Brandon and turns out to be really nice, helpful, and he has an in with the author that helps Tate get the book signed and maintain his reputation as the best uncle ever. But this is only the beginning of their sweet Christmastime romance and I enjoyed reading about their budding relationship.

If you like strangers striking an immediate chord with each other, and if you're looking for a sweet, angst-free read, then you will probably like this short story.


NOTE: This book was provided by Dreamspinner Press for the purpose of a review. ( )