"Incredibly erotic stroll down memory lane"

Traci has no idea how it happened. She's been in love with her husband since before her seventeenth birthday and she still loves him. They've been married seventeen years now and it's finally happened. He's never home anymore, and when he is home, he ignores the family. She can't remember the last time they actually made love. She misses him terribly and when he missed Thanksgiving, that was it. She has finally had it. If things don't change, and real quick, she's leaving him. She has tried, too. She's been cooking meals and meeting Rick at the door when he comes home, and nothing has changed.

She finally gets home and walks in the house. It smells wonderful. She walks to the table and there's a florist box and a meal Rick cooked for her. He made the same meal he made their first night in the house. Rick leaves notes for Traci and she has to follow them. Each note makes a reference to their past and gives her a clue to the next one.

Rachel Bo has done a wonderful job with RINGING IN THE SEASON. This is an incredibly erotic stroll down memory lane as Traci remembers exactly why she loves Rick. The characters are all realistic and react exactly how you would expect them to. The sex is hot, and the emotions are all engaged from the very beginning of the story right up to its ending. This is a wonderful Christmas story and I highly recommend it.

Reviewed by Chere Gruver
Courtesy Sensual Romance Reviews
Posted December 26, 2003

Summary

Christmas is only two days away, and Traci Campbell has never felt more miserable. Her seventeen-year marriage seems on the verge of failure. Rick makes no time for the kids, for her...they haven't made love in four months. She can't stand the thought of losing Rick, but her heartfelt appeal a month ago appears to have meant nothing to him.

But a determined husband can make a lot happen in a few short weeks, and a very unusual treasure hunt leads Traci on an erotic journey down memory lane. Can love, determination, and five tiny golden rings save a marriage?