Shut Up and Jingle Me by Kit Jade (Paperback)

Shut Up and Jingle Me by Kit Jade (Paperback)

Book 2 of 5: Full Contact

A loud, relentless rookie goalie with a Christmas-movie smile was never supposed to get under a grumpy trainer’s skin. But when a blizzard traps them together with one bed and too many Christmas lights, the rules he’s spent years building start to crumble. The rookie still believes in holiday magic, and he’s making the trainer want to believe again...read the full blurb.

£15.99

SKU:
KJ-FC-02-SUAJM-PB
ISBN:
9798272994257
Pages:
404
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Weight 599 g
Dimensions 140 × 26 × 216 mm
Author

Kit Jade

Book Series

Full Contact

Book Series Order

Book 2 of 5

Condition

New

Format

Paperback

Genre

Christmas, College, Forced Proximity, Gay, Hockey, Holiday, Indie, LGBTQ+, MM, Queer, Romance, Smut, Spicy, Sports, Sports Romance

Publication Year

2025

Publisher

Indie

Published

07/11/2025

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Blurb:

A grumpy trainer. A rookie goalie. One blizzard, one bed, and far too many Christmas lights. Shut Up and Jingle Me is the second book in Kit Jade’s Full Contact series, a festive MM sports romance.

The rookie goalie with the Christmas-movie smile was never meant to get under our narrator’s skin. He’s loud, relentless, and altogether too good at seeing straight through the walls he’s spent years so carefully building. He only agreed to that ridiculous calendar shoot to shut the man up, and now the rookie’s laughter lives rent-free in his head, refusing to budge.

When the blizzard hits, he figures he can survive a few days of all that relentless cheer. What he doesn’t plan on is being looked at like he’s actually worth unwrapping. They tell themselves it’s just to keep warm. Just a weekend thing, nothing more. But then the rookie keeps showing up, at the rink, in his bed, in his dreams, and suddenly it’s his own carefully made rules he’s breaking, one by one.

The rookie still believes in holiday magic. Our narrator stopped believing a long time ago. So why does this maddening, sunshine-bright man make him want to start again?

Perfect for readers who love a grumpy-sunshine MM hockey romance, a snowed-in forced-proximity slow burn and plenty of festive fluff and heart.