Sentenced to Christmas
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Dana P. Rowe
Summary
A charming and wacky enemies-to-lovers rom-com from the two-time finalist for the Lambda Literary Award in Gay Romance.
When gay activist Gage Hammond is accused of burning down a patriotic Christmas tree that stands in front of a conservative radio station, the judge sentences him to learn the true meaning of Christmas: Hammond must join buttoned-up prosecutor Cal Cutler and his family for the holiday. There’s just one problem—okay, maybe a lot of problems. But at the top of the list: Cal’s in the closet and it’s not even his family!
©2023 Marshall Thornton (P)2025 Marshall Thornton
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This was a completely whacky gay romcom, entertaining without any steam. Cal and the right-wing characters aren’t morally decent, but Gage and the family he stays with are thoroughly good people. This has a lot of political content and a bunch of right-wing tropes and conspiracy theories, like “the War on Christmas”, are canvassed in a very amusing way. I thoroughly enjoyed the offbeat characters, the story, and politics of it all, but I’m glad I don’t live in the US if these views are commonplace. You can skate through and just enjoy the farcical nature of it all but it does bring home some important messages. 🎧 Dana P. Rowe did a great job of all the zany characters. The only downside was the sound quality but I adjusted to that pretty quickly.
What a fun and whacky festive romcom!
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