Pulling Out The Stops

Coming home for Christmas was meant to be temporary. Until an unforgettable choirmaster made it feel like forever.

After dumping his cheating boyfriend, Cameron Snow retreats to the safety of his parents’ impeccably middle-class village for Christmas. He plans to lick his wounds, gorge on too many mince pies, and avoid thinking about love altogether.

Then his parents persuade him to join the church choir.

Enter Felix: the quietly gorgeous musical prodigy, choirmaster, and organist fleeing his high-pressure virtuoso career and a family that never learned the meaning of “enough.” Two years younger, he once had a hopeless teenage crush on Cameron, back when Cameron was his older brother’s annoyingly attractive friend.

Fifteen years on, the crush hasn’t quite gone away.

With a supporting cast of well-meaning, wildly inappropriate older choristers, relentless organ innuendo, and Christmas jumpers that should never be allowed to see the light of day, this is a warm, fluffy rom-com about second chances, small villages, and finding harmony when you least expect it.