Mick and Fielding just became more real as Jason brought them to life. Jason did a more than excellent job of narrating, and I could tell he was having fun these characters and their story. Jason Frazier is a new-to-me narrator, but after listening to him narrate Blame It the on Mistletoe, I hope it won’t be the last time I have the pleasure. Review: BJ did an excellent review of Blame It on the Mistletoe (the e-book) last year, so my review is based solely on the audio version. Then again, if the kissing lessons get out of hand they can always blame it on the mistletoe If he gives in, it would take a miracle for the thing not to turn into a disaster. And he just doesn’t understand why his straight best friend would have a problem providing a little demonstration. The thing about Fielding is, once he locks onto an idea, it’s almost impossible to get him to change his mind.

Fielding wants to impress his peers and look cool for once in his life. After all, the physics department’s Christmas party is coming up with its dreaded mistletoe. It’s all well and good until they run into a cheerleader who calls Mick the ‘best kisser on campus.’ Fielding has never been kissed, and he decides Mick and only Mick can teach him how it’s done. Mick looks out for the absent-minded genius, and he helps Fielding clean up his appearance and discover all the silly pleasures his strict upbringing as a child prodigy denied him. Blurb: When physics grad student Fielding Monroe and skirt-chaser and football player Mick Colman become college housemates, they’re both in for a whole new education.

Blame It on the Mistletoe by Eli Easton