A Christmas Cabin for Two

In Fisher’s charming Christmas romance, two men start a holiday fling that becomes a passionate love affair. When Mikah, a Boston high school teacher who’s recently lost his job and been dumped by his boyfriend, visits his father’s house in Jackson, Wyo., he’s expecting the normal Christmas with his family, including cutting down a tree with his sister. At the tree farm just across the Idaho border, he is immediately knocked off his feet by a dog and falls into muddy slush. The farm’s owner, Matt, invites him in for a change of clothes, and the two are instantly attracted to each other, leading to a hot romance. Knowing Mikah will only be there two more weeks before he goes back east, both men try to ignore the deep feelings that are growing, but when the time comes to say good-bye, it’s unbearable. Mikah is left to choose between a prestigious New York prep school job and the rough-hewn Idaho farmer he’s fallen in love with. The book is light on plot, but the heat and passion make up for it, anchored by the love Matt and Mikah have for their families and their work. This is a scrumptious Christmas treat. (Nov.)