I encourage all pick up Window Shopping by Tessa Bailey, click here to purchase. Add a sprinkle of charismatic Aiden, with all his charm and bow ties, we then get Window Shopping by Tessa Bailey. She starts off the book wanting to be better than she was in the past, a woman with a goal is the best way to get me invested. As well as the internal growth for Stella. The biggest one, is the all the Christmas in Manhattan vibes it gives. I enjoyed Window Shopping on so many accounts. What they both are not ready for is the amazing tension-filled chemistry that grows thicker with each interaction they have. The conversation strikes a bit of intrigue in Stella to possibly tap into that creative side of her (as in her past she had interest in marketing, more so in window styling.)Īs she heads home to possibly ponder on whether or not to apply to do the window design position for Vivant, Aiden can’t seem to get her out of his head. His sunshine demeanor meets her grump and realistic stance on life go toe to toe in this initial meet. Stella’s standing alone outside a famous department store, when a charming man asks her opinion on the décor. The display is outdated and to be honest, a bit grotesque.Īs Stella stares in horrid awe Aiden (the store co-owner and manager) pauses at the sight of her beauty and horrid expression. Qty: A sizzling, standalone, feel-good holiday romance from Tessa Bailey, 1 New York Times bestselling author of It Happened One Summer shop windows are decorated in red and green satin. A staple to the NY department stores like of Macy’s. As she is walking down the streets of Manhattan she pauses to watch the horrid window display of Vivant. She wants a fresh start to life after prison putting things into perspective. The book centers around Stella who has just been released from prison and caught in a interpersonal struggle of wanting to pick up the pieces of herself and turn change to be better than she used to be. An adorable yet steamy read that gives you all the goodness and adult Christmas needs!

Window shopping by tessa bailey