Christmas in Three Quarter Time

Sadly, a miss. The hero is a bit too free with his kisses to begin with, which started me off on the wrong foot, but then he spends almost the entire story telling the heroine about what she can do to be better, how nearly everything she does can be improved–yeah, he's good with his family and tender to animals and he's a good reporter, but he just rubbed me all wrong and made me want to poke him in the eye. I don't think falling in love is going to make him less critical of the fair lady, either. Seemed like he was always wanting to “fix” her.