Over the past nine years Jacy has gotten to know Daniel very well.  It was a given that he cared about him, Daniel was sweet, kind and everyone loved him, everyone except the bastards who put him in the hospital. When Jacy gets the phone call that Daniel was beaten up and would need a place to stay while he recuperates, there was no hesitation in his decision that he would be the one to take care of him, much to the dismay of his wife.

Daniel knew staying with Jacy would be a mistake for many reasons. The biggest being he was totally in-love with Jacy and has been since he was a teenager.  Next was the fact that Marissa hated him, not that Daniel ever gave her reasons to - she just did.  Daniel didn’t think there was anything Marissa cared about outside of herself including her husband.

Although the two men have worked closely together for many years, living under the same roof brought to the surface feelings and emotions that were difficult to suppress.  When Jacy declares his marriage over after he catches Marissa cheating, there’s nothing left standing in the way of Jacy and Daniel acting on their feelings.

All I Want For Christmas was okay, Jacy and Daniel were nice guys caught up in bad situations, the worst being Marissa.  She held no redeeming qualities and the way she treated Jacy was just unreasonable. Daniel, I liked a lot, he was very comfortable in his own skin and he was what Jacy needed.  Jacy needed someone to appreciate him and point out what was beautiful and good about him and not degrade him. There were some minor issues with the storyline that left me a little unclear as to why certain events occurred, but aside from that All I Want For Christmas was a pleasant read.