This Christmas Tree Comes with Bonus Muscles and Emotional Support
If you’re looking for a reverse harem holiday romance that serves up all the sugar, spice, and shirtless tree-hauling fantasy your December dreams could imagine, Three Christmas Wishes by Krista Wolf is your new festive addiction.
It’s sexy, sweet, and just over-the-top enough to make you cancel your winter plans and search for your own trio of lumberjacks.
After a brutal breakup, Sloane isn’t exactly feeling merry and bright. That is, until she meets three jaw-droppingly hot yard workers who help her pick the perfect Christmas tree… and then offer to help set it up.
Spoiler alert: they stick around for more than just string lights and cocoa. We’re talking holiday rebound times three, and these guys are all in.
Sizzling Chemistry, Supportive Kings, and Big Holiday Energy
Krista Wolf nails the “why choose?” vibe with this trio of men, each offering Sloane something unique. Brock is the Viking god with surprising sweetness. Valerio is all warmth and charm with a heart of gold. Kade? Big, broody, and secretly soft.
Together, they don’t just steam up the pages they actually support Sloane’s career, dreams, and emotional healing.
This isn’t just spicy fluff, though. Yes, the spice is glorious. It’s a low-drama, emotionally satisfying ride that blends cozy Christmas aesthetics with genuine connection and growth.
Should You Read It? Babe, Absolutely
Three Christmas Wishes is for readers who want their stockings stuffed with love, lust, and low-stress drama. It’s sexy, heartwarming, and the perfect festive fantasy to snuggle up with.
Romanceaholic approved for readers who like their romance poly, protective, and wrapped in tinsel.
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