Go Luck Yourself

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“A wonderful romance book to be released right in time for St. Patrick's Day! Magic and self-discovery blend together in their own path while exploring how we grow into who we're meant to be. Relationships help guide the characters, but the heart of the story is about finding your own way. With celebrations spanning multiple holidays (including some Christmas magic!), this seasonal romance shows how joy can be found throughout the year.”

— Takyra • The End Bookstore

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“Go Luck Yourself by Sara Raasch is a spicy, heartfelt gem that balances sizzling chemistry with genuine emotional depth. What I loved most was how the characters confronted their traumas and worked through their issues, not just individually but in a way that allowed them to truly connect. The sibling banter between Coal and Kris was a delightful highlight, adding moments of levity and authenticity that made their bond feel real. And let’s talk about Kris and Loch - their connection was electric yet tender. Watching them peel back the layers, embracing not just the shiny parts but the messy, complicated whole, made their romance all the more rewarding. With its sharp dialogue, emotional reflections, and fiery intimacy, this book is as much about healing and self-discovery as it is about love. A must-read for fans of steamy romance with depth! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️”

— Courtney • Love Stories at The Formal Niche

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“I love this book!!! Only Sara Raasch could give me butterflies over a hand holding scene. The pining, the yearning - it's SO good.”

— Brooke • The Atlas Collective

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“100/10- I didn't think anything could be this cute after Nightmare Before Kissmas but I was proven wrong. This one is even better! The grumpiness, the banter, the caring gestures - I just wanted to melt into my couch. It was so cute!”

— Michelle • Quail Ridge Books

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“Another brilliant, heartbreaking, joy-filled masterpiece from Sara Raasch. Just as riveting as the first story in this series and just as overwhelmingly beautiful. A great book to get lost in — and then found. ”

— Emily • The Traveling Book Bus

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“Go Luck Yourself is absolutely everything I could have hoped for in a sequel to The Nightmare Before Kissmas. I was delighted to see Kris’ inner workings and his quest for his own happily ever after, and I adored Lochlann and his sisters.”

— Emily Hall Schroen • Main Street Books Monroe

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“Even princes of the most joyful, magical holiday aren’t immune to anxiety, depression, fear, or the weight of feeling aimless and lost. Kris has spent his life protecting his older brother, but now that Coal has fully stepped into his role as Christmas’s heir, Kris is left struggling to find his own purpose. As he investigates the disappearance of Christmas’s magic, he wrestles with following his heart versus doing what’s best for his holiday. With support from his brother and best friend, he learns that choosing love isn’t selfish—and neither is cutting out those who bring you pain. I adored this book for its raw and honest portrayal of Kris’s grief and anxiety—heavy, real, and deeply relatable. While the humor and chemistry sparkled, the heart of the story remained about healing and choosing joy for yourself.”

— Amie • Editions

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“Go Luck Yourself by Sara Raasch is a fun rom-com with great emotional breadth. I'm a sucker for enemies-to-lovers, and who doesn't love a holiday theme? The spice is on point, although not the point, so if you're not a huge fan of super spicy, don't be alarmed. The banter was amazing. I had so much fun with this one! ”

— Anna • Katy Budget Books

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“Christmas' 2nd prince is stuck between two choices: Malevolence or mischief. Someone from St. Patrick's Day has been syphoning off wee bits of Christmas' joy (talk about karma) and it's probably the evil tycoon king, but it could be his new crush, that holiday's prince Lochlan. I love this hidden world of secret holiday courts and magic, and seeing Kris fall for someone--someone who it turns out was gaga for him from the get-go--is beguiling. Also, not gonna lie, worth the listen for Fitzpatrick's accent as Loch.”

— Charity • Schuler Books