If you fancy a quick and easy erotic read from one of the mistresses of erotica then this is for you. Tiffany rarely disappoints.

Family wants Clover to find happiness. The holidays are stressful, can she find love and is tired of the shenanigans that arise because she never has a plus one. When she finally brings a date, the fun begins and this is one hot read. Spice up your reading list and add this today!

Nothing wrong with the book, just too smutty for my tastes. I love TR tho, she's amazing

Her Naughty Holiday is the second book in Tiffany Reisz’s Men at Work series featuring sexy men that create beautiful things with their hands. Their hands tend to be talented at other things as well. *wink wink*, because it wouldn’t be a Reisz novel without some awesome sexy times. Like the first book in this series this one is also heartwarming with some good laughs involved.

I enjoyed both Erick and Clover; however, I did not love this book as much as the first. That being said I still thoroughly enjoyed it, but when you read the two back to back it’s hard to not compare. Clover runs a successful nursery but is getting ready to close up shop for the weekend. It’s right before Thanksgiving and she can’t bare to deal with her passive aggressive family alone. Thankfully, her awesome teenaged assistant has a single sexy father who is up for being used this holiday season. Erick and Clover have been eying each other and Ruthie has had enough and she takes it upon herself to hook them up for the holidays.

So now that they have determined that Erick is going to be her “Sven” for Thanksgiving, hey decide that its probably a good idea that they get to know each other better on a one on one basis without Ruthie. From here on their chemistry explodes! Its laughs, good sex and Clover worrying about her family and Erick doing his best to calm Clovers nerves. I really liked Erick and Clover together, I feel like they balanced each other well and made a good team. Im happy I got a copy of this book to read. Thanks NetGalley and Harlequin!

Funny, warm and so very relatable. Another quick, easy read that is perfect during for the busy holiday season.

My second book by Tiffany Reisz proves that my love of her writing was not a fluke. Her Naughtypurestdelightaward Holiday was every bit as funny, flirty and raunchy sexy as Her Halloween Treat and I loved every last minute of it. A bearded, sexy single dad contractor and an overworked, intelligent, nerdy but beautiful garden nursery owner are thrust together by his teenage daughter and her need to survive Thanksgiving with her family.
I loved the fact that Erick and Clover had been crushing on each other for the last year, but neither one wanted to admit it or ruin the relationship they each had with Erick’s daughter, Ruthie, who by the way is a total trip and quite the little matchmaker. With Ruthie out of town for the week of Thanksgiving to visit her Mom and Clover’s family coming for the Thanksgiving holiday she asks Erick to be her fake boyfriend, but their evening of getting to know one another turns into a night of passion followed by a week of so much more.
There was something so refreshing about this couple’s approach to a relationship and the fact they didn’t question their fast as lighting feelings for one another. I appreciated how Erick quickly understood Clover’s reluctance to spend time with her family and already didn’t have a great opinion of them before he met them. I loved that they were both able to open up to each other so fully about their pasts, but what really impressed me was how much they valued each other’s work ethic and business sense. Erick loved to tease about his jailbird daughter, it was obvious he had raised a highly intelligent and passionate young woman and he loved her dearly and Clover deeply valued her friendship and respected Ruthie completely.
Their fun and flirty banter coupled with Erick’s penance of dirty talk and Clover’s love of it, their immediate connection from the first kiss and their smoking hot sexy times all made this an excellent romance, but better yet was the way Erick had Clover’s back when she needed it most and together they made a very formidable pair.
Her Naughty Holiday is contemporary romance at its best; characters you feel you can be friends with, an engaging plot and fun, sexy times. Most of all it left me with a smile on my face and wanting to go back and re-read it again immediately; a true winner in my book!

Sexy,delicious,fast paced.Another great book by Tiffany Reisz I love this series.

“Her Naughty Holiday” è il secondo romanzo della serie “Men at Work”, composta da libri che rimangono autoconclusivi, ma che sono uniti tra loro dallo stesso filo conduttore: amore e vacanze.
Pieno di ironia, con dialoghi brillanti, divertente e molto piacevole, è diverso dagli altri libri che ho avuto modo di leggere di questa autrice: l’intensità dei personaggi e dei romanzi precedenti (The Original Sinners) ha lasciato posto al completo divertimento, alla leggerezza di una storia che inizia per puro caso tra i due protagonisti, che parte all’improvviso e che poi si sviluppa in tempi molto brevi.
Siamo nei giorni precedenti la festività americana del Ringraziamento e Clover ha un grosso problema: è single e deve ospitare tutti i suoi famigliari a casa per il famoso “pranzo del tacchino”. Dove sta il problema? Il suo essere single viene visto da tutti come un grosso difetto, come se il fatto di non essersi ancora sposata e di non avere figli sia un vero e proprio fallimento, che mette in ombra tutte le cose che ha conquistato e realizzato da sola. Come sopravvivere a questo sciagurato pranzo? Trovare un uomo che possa fare la parte del fidanzato, per evitare i soliti sermoni e le critiche di genitori e compagnia bella.
Peccato che abbia davvero pochissimo tempo per trovare la persona adatta. A questo punto, quasi qualsiasi cosa che respiri potrebbe andare bene, ma la vera occasione giusta gliela crea la sua giovane assistente, un’adolescente che ha un candidato perfetto: suo padre Erick. La ragazzina è molto sveglia ed è molto legata a Clover: ha notato le occhiate che quest’ultima lancia al padre, mentre pensa di non essere vista, quando lui la viene a prendere al lavoro e quindi decide di metterci lo zampino.
In realtà anche Erick ha sempre nutrito un certo interesse per Clover, ma, per evitare di creare problemi alla figlia sul posto di lavoro, non si è mai sbilanciato.
Come ho già detto tutto avviene velocemente: Clover è così disperata da prendere al volo l’opportunità che le si presenta con Erick e, invece di essere in imbarazzo uno di fronte all’altra, superano in modo brillante la cosa grazie al feeling che si instaura subito tra di loro. Flirtano in modo spudorato e divertente, per poi decidere che la cosa si può fare: Erick sarà il fidanzato fasullo di Clover e decidono di fare insieme un “tour de force” per conoscersi meglio e riuscire a superare l’esame che li aspetta, di fronte ai familiari di Clover.
Erick mi è piaciuto moltissimo come uomo e, oltre a essere molto ironico e sexy, dimostra di essere un padre-single straordinario: vedendolo alle prese con una ragazzetta a dir poco esuberante come sua figlia Ruthie, sfido chiunque a non pensare a lui come al compagno e padre ideali… Al tempo stesso si dimostra un uomo molto attento, capace di entrare da subito in perfetta sintonia con Clover, senza aver troppo bisogno di fingere il suo interessamento e l’attrazione che prova per lei. Insomma un finto fidanzato “con benefici”.
Clover regge molto bene il confronto con un Erick così brillante, esplosivo e hot. Nei loro scambi di battute è perfettamente a suo agio e in grado di tener testa a Erick e, una volta chiarite le cose tra di loro, certo non si tira indietro davanti alla possibilità di “approfondire” la loro conoscenza.
Forse all’inizio lei mi sembrava un po’ troppo succube e ansiosa nei confronti della sua famiglia, ma in effetti devo ammettere che i suoi timori non erano poi campati per aria: i parenti si sono dimostrati veramente orribili nei suoi confronti, ma una volta tanto Clover non ha dovuto e voluto mandare giù il rospo.
Ruthie, la figlia di Erick, mi è piaciuta tantissimo, è uno dei punti di forza di questo libro, insieme alla capacità dell’autrice di creare situazioni e dialoghi pieni di ironia, alternandoli a scene piene di passione, coinvolgenti e scritte sempre molto bene, come ha sempre saputo fare Ms Reisz.
Una lettura molto, molto carina.

If you like quick banter, you'll enjoy this book. Fun, sexy, and thoroughly entertaining!

Poignant, satisfying and sexy - another winner from talented Tiffany Reisz. This story, I held off reading for some unknown reason. That is clearly a mistake. This is a read it now book. Whilst this is part of a trilogy, this story can be read as a standalone. For those who are hankering for Ms. Reisz's incredible BDSM series, this sweet romance will tide a reader over for a bit longer.

Clover Greene is a successful entrepreneur. She runs a flower shop. Full disclosure, this story hit me a bit more because I have a cousin who has a life similar to Clover's. Both my cousin and Clover did not finish college and they started their own flower shop. Both became very successful despite the lack of support from their immediate family. I remember my mother sharing with me how horrible my cousin was being treated and that my cousin is a survivor. My mother commended my cousin on how she ignored the nay-sayers and followed her dream. Because of this personal experience, this story meant much more to me. Because I can see how Clover's family treated her affected her just as it did my cousin. I am much more engaged in this story and wanted to cheer Clover on. Because in real life, as a six year old, I could not be as supportive as Clover's "fake" boyfriend Erick.

I loved Erick. He is a man who can be any man. He's not rich. He's not poor. He's a representative of working America complete with a teenage daughter. I liked how he handled the curveballs in his life and risen to the challenge. I especially loved how much he supported his wayward daughter. This is what it means to be a parent with unconditional love.

I found this book to be an excellent story of how to be non-judgmental and ignore those who want to drag you down. This story is reassuring in that it shows people don't get to choose their families, but they can work to make it better. Even when someone loves you, sometimes they don't show it right. This story is a feel good because the end result is how we hope real life would turn out. Sometimes, it does. For my cousin and Clover, it appears to have a happily ever after.

The sex in this story is erotic, spicy and delicious. This is the kind of romance novels I wanted to read when I was in my teens. It is descriptive, full on carnal pleasure. The way these two adults revel in their sexuality is fabulous. Ms. Reisz is one of the few authors I can always rely on for excellent sex scenes that turn me on.

This holiday trilogy featuring handymen is hands down a must read.

HER NAUGHTY HOLIDAY is book 2 in the Men at Work series by Tiffany Reisz. I'm really loving this "Men at Work" series by Tiffany Reisz, but HER NAUGHTY HOLIDAY is my favorite so far. One of my all-time favorite romance tropes is the pretend relationship that turns real. In HER NAUGHTY HOLIDAY, Tiffany Reisz takes an often used and beloved trope and creates a gem. Clover Greene is an independent and successful small business owner, but still takes heat from her family over her lack of a love life and her choice of career. When disaster strikes and her family invites themselves to her house for Thanksgiving dinner, her teenage assistant readily offers up her father, Erick Fields, as fake boyfriend material.

I loved HER NAUGHTY HOLIDAY from beginning to end. Erick and Clover have a lot in common, they are both entrepreneurs and both have a strong affection for Erick's irrepressible daughter Ruthie. Much of why I relished reading HER NAUGHTY HOLIDAY is because of Erick and his charm and sense of humor. Things between Clover and Erick become intimate quickly, but because of the comfortable banter that develops between the two, there is a wonderful sensuality and sense of fun rather than any awkwardness. Erick's ability to pinpoint what Clover needs, and the right way to provide what she needs, makes him a sexy hero with maturity. The bulk of the story focuses on Erick and Clover's new relationship and all the ways they get to know each other, both sexually and emotionally. The friction between Clover and her family comes to a head at one point, and I like how Clover finally expresses her hurt feelings from all the negative and, unintentionally, cruel comments made by her family members. This moment provides a sense of catharsis, and I love how Erick backs Clover up and adds his own two cents.

HER NAUGHTY HOLIDAY is a romance to savor and be seduced by. Even though they haven't been involved for that long, Tiffany Reisz does an excellent job of capturing the dazzling attraction and close connection that develops between Erick and Clover. I look forward to reading the next sizzling romance by Tiffany Reisz.

This book was a pure delight to read! Seriously, guys, I couldn't put it down and it was just as sexy as it was sweet and funny! To me, that's the perfect combination for a great book and Tiffany Reisz did an amazing job with Her Naughty Holiday. I could totally relate to how Clover felt where her family was concerned both about her relationship status, hey I got married at 30, and the need for approval as well where life choices are concerned. Maybe that made me like the book more, but I think any woman can feel Clover's pain to some degree, right? And I really admired Erick wanting to stand up for her against her family, because someone needed to! Anyhoo, I digress... One thing I particularly loved was the dynamics between Clover and Erick. Their witty banter left me in stitches, but these two also have a natural chemistry to them that was sexy and adorable to read. I really just couldn't help but love these two! Oh, and least I forget about Ruthie! I'd love to see a book with her being a bit older, because that girl was a riot! So overall, Her Naughty Holiday had a great plot, well-developed characters, humorous dialogue, and plenty of heat to make it one read you won't want to pass up!