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Title: Big Nick EnergyAuthor: Kristen BaileyFormat reviewed: EbookSource: NetgalleyPublisher: Storm PublishingPublication Date: 21st October 2025Rating: 4 Stars
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Title: Big Nick Energy
One woman, two Nicks, and a Christmas season that’s about to get very complicated.
When librarian Kay bumps into her ex-boyfriend Nick at a Christmas market, she thinks fate is finally giving her a second chance with her first big love. But then she gets spectacularly tangled in a Christmas tree-netting machine and meets another Nick entirely. One who cuts her free, dresses her wounds, and makes her pulse race in ways that thoroughly confuse her.
Finance Nick is successful, settled, and ready to talk five-year plans. Farmer Nick makes handcrafted furniture, supports local charities, and sees the creative spirit Kay has kept hidden behind her library desk. But how is a girl to choose?
Soon she’s spending her days delivering books to children’s hospitals and care homes with farmer Nick, before dashing home to whip off her reindeer onesie and glam up for romantic dates at the ballet with finance Nick.
But the countdown to Christmas is on, and Kay can’t keep this up forever. Somehow she must navigate London’s most complicated love triangle, avoid getting any more pine needles stuck in her hair – and work out once and for all which Nick has her heart.
A laugh-out-loud festive rom-com that fans of Love Actually and The Holiday will adore.
Deck the halls with dates of Nick
Fa La La La La La La La La
Which one will turn out to be the prick?
Fa La La La La La La La La
First Saint Nick flame of old
Fa La La La La La La La La
While New Nick is Santa cold!
Fa La La La La La La La La
Ok that didn't quite turn out who I hoped, but essentially Kay seems to be in a tale of Nicks in the run up to Christmas. There is her old flame who dumped her cruelly at a pub quiz 8 years ago, only for them to to bump into each other at Covent Garden Market.
While her first proper encounter with the the new Nick, is when he is rescuing her from a Christmas Tree netting machine, and he happens to be one of the best looking Santa's around.
Old Nick works in finance and their dates involve big show offy occasions, which are quite impressive, but nothing really sat right with me about their connection. It feels forced.
Yet New Nick is trickier to get to know at first, but I couldn't help falling for him and he has a heart of gold, a joyous meddling family, and doesn't just throw money at everything. He is a genuinely caring person and is even happy to help Kay with her book drive.
Kay is a children's author and also works in her local library. She loves books and would like to help spread book love around London. She is also convinced the universe is sending her sign with these Nicks (and a few other Nicks appear too but not in a romantic way).
Other than wishing Kay would work out her mind and true feelings a lot faster than she does, I really enjoyed this book. It's another fun festive story from Kristen Bailey, who is becoming a must read author for me for Christmas books.
Thank you to Storm Publishing and Netgalley for this copy which I have reviewed honestly and voluntarily.
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