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1 author picked The Nightmare Before Kissmas as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?

I absolutely loved this take on holidays and the royalty lines associated with them. Plus, a queer romance? Yes please! The banter was fun to read and the emotions the characters exhibited were realistic. I also loved the world building with magic, side characters, and the set up for future books.

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