12 Nights of Christmas: A Stallion for Christmas

Many years ago descendants from Earth crashed on a planet and survived. The only problem with their survival was the fact that women largely out numbered men. In order to correct this small problem, men were enslaved and loaned out like library books. Hence the need to have a Librarian, someone to ensure that the men were returned on time, did not get damaged, and under no circumstances got lost or ran away.

The Librarian’s niece, Haley, has finally come of age on Christmas Eve and is preparing to checkout her very first from the Library of Men. Selecting a First Edition, she is ready for a night of amazing sex. This is only the first step in her plans for Christmas Eve though. She is not giving her First Edition back, regardless of the fact that taking one permanently could mean death by the Librarian, her very own Aunt.

Now the Librarian is chasing after her niece as well as her renegade First Edition. When she finds them though nothing is how she thought it would be. She is forced to make a decision in order to save herself, Haley, and a couple of surprises she finds along the way. What will the Librarian do?

12 Nights of Christmas: A Stallion for Christmas is a short story that has men at the mercy of women and the individuals that don’t believe it should be this way. There is a power struggle throughout the entire story whether it is between people or someone and their emotions. The Librarian is a strong-willed women that has followed in her mother’s footsteps only to discover that there are some things that are worth fighting for regardless of the rules. The additional characters in the book offer readers many different personalities and desires all of whom help mold the Librarian into who she is and help explain the decisions she makes. Along with power struggles, the Librarian finds herself in the midst of steaming erotic passion and tantalizing displays of unbridled sex. Although this is a short story, it is imaginative and a pleasure to read. Steve Boiseman has done a great job of drawing the reader in with a unique story and the lengths that one will go to in order to be with the one they love regardless of the length in time it takes them to get there. 4 Angels!

Reviewed by: Jessica