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All is bright by RaeAnne ThayneA young architect specializing in Universal Design strategies for people of all abilities finds unexpected romance and a little Christmas magic while working on the house of a former baseball player who was injured in a tragic plane crash.
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All I want for Christmas by Maggie KnoxTwo incompatible competitors on a reality singing show finally receive their big Nashville break, but if only they can pretend for the TV network and the world that they are a couple on-stage and off.
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An Amish Christmas star by Shelley Shepard GrayThree holiday stories celebrate the spirit of the season, the warmth of Amish traditions, and the joys of coming home for Christmas.
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Bones of holly by Carolyn HainesWhen a feud erupts between two authors at a Mississippi librarys tree decorating contest, Sarah Booth and Tinkie investigate after one of them goes missing, in the latest novel of the series following Lady of Bones.
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A Cat Cafe Christmas by Codi GaryA veterinarian with a floundering cat adoption cafe accepts an offer from an annoyingly smart and frustratingly bossy marketing guru to help promote her business and fails at keeping their relationship strictly professional.
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Christmas at the Amish market by Shelley Shepard GrayWesley is so busy running his family's Amish market at the holidays, he barely has time for Liesl, the young woman he's been courting for years. When she suggests her aunt Jenny could help Wesley out, he agrees to the plan...Jenny, still healing after apainful breakup, welcomes the distraction of working at the market. She soon realizes Wesley is everything she ever dreamed a man could be. But how can Jenny even think about romance with the man Liesl expects to marry?
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Christmas at the Cupcake Café by Jenny ColganLondon bakery owner Issy Randall marvels at her thriving business and nearly perfect life until her boyfriend is recruited for a job in New York right in the middle of the Christmas rush.
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Christmas at Fireside Cabins by Jenny HaleChristmas is tough for Lila Evans. This year, Lila's in search of a home away from home--and the retreat of Fireside Cabins sounds like the perfect place. Yet Pinewood Hills doesn't offer the small-town welcome she'd been expecting. And when Lila stops at the local coffee shop, Theo Perry, gives her a reception as icy as his piercing blue eyes. Unfortunately, avoiding each other in the village is impossible, which means Lila is bumping into Theo everywhere. To chase away her holiday blues, Lila makes it her mission to warm up Theo, even if the town warns her that it would take a Christmas miracle. |
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Christmas at the ranch by Anita HughesReclusive spy novelist Samantha Morgan is convinced by her editor to attend a party in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, where she falls for her publishers son Drew and asks for a bit of Christmas magic when his fiancě shows up.
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A Christmas candy killing : a killer chocolate mystery
by Christina Romeril
Identical twins Alex and Hannah, proprietors of a mystery bookshop specializing in poison-themed chocolates investigate when a box of their candy turns up beside a new resident, who happens to have appeared as a suspect on a true crime show.
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A Christmas deliverance by Anne PerryAs Christmas approaches, a former penniless orphan now studying medicine, Scuff, is forced to conduct surgery alone after his instructor and benefactor, Dr. Crowe, becomes involved with a former patient being forced to marry someone she doesnt love.
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Christmas for Beginners by Carole MatthewsChristmas is fast approaching at the new Hope Farm. Owner Molly Baker has been convinced to organize an open day to raise some much-needed funds ahead of the New Year, but the nativity tableau is proving challenging. With anti-social sheep, awkward alpacas and a seriously sequined Santa Claus to assemble, Molly is feeling overwhelmed. As the nativity draws near, the team are working hard to pull off a spectacular festive fete. Will this Christmas be merry and bright... or is there more than one surprise in store for Molly and Hope Farm? A must-read festive tale from the queen of fun-filled and life-affirming fiction.
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A Christmas House wedding by Victoria JamesSearching for a date to her grandmothers wedding, Olivia Harris contemplates asking a sexy contractor until her ex shows up seeking to rekindle their relationship, in the second novel of the series following The Christmas House.
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A Christmas Memory
by Richard Paul Evans
Reeling from the loss of his brother in Vietnam, Richard moves with his family from California to his grandmothers abandoned house in Utah where he finds the holiday spirit with the help of an elderly neighbor and his dog.
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The Christmas Postcards by Karen SwanIt had been a make-or-break holiday for their marriage, but Natasha and Rob's rekindled romance is short-lived when their daughter's beloved soft toy, Moola, disappears on the journey home. Natasha turns to social media to help locate the toy. Miraculously, Moola is found. But her new guardian, Duffy, is thousands of miles away, trekking the Himalayas with Moola as his lucky mascot. When Duffy promises to keep Natasha updated with pictures of Moola on her travels, the pair begin a daily correspondence. Then one day, the messages stop. Is Moola lost forever? Is Duffy? |
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Christmas scarf murder
by Carlene O'Connor
A collection of holiday stories including the tales of a thief who steals from an Irish nursing home, a local restaurant diner who dies while knitting a scarf, and a New Jersey woman strangled during a holiday tree lighting celebration.
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The Christmas spirit by Debbie MacomberWhen Pete, a local pastor, and his best friend, Hank, a bartender, decide to switch jobs until Christmas Eve, they begin to see each others lives in a new light as they each discover a new love to cherish, forever changing their lives.
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The Christmas Wish by Lindsey KelkWhen someone in her family makes a Christmas wish, Gwen has to relive the day over and over again until she grants the wish, realizing even the people closest to her have secrets of their own, and a little Christmas magic can fix a broken heart.
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Dashing through the snowbirdsby Donna AndrewsAfter forcing employees to work through the holidays in Wales, an inconsiderate boss turns up murdered with too many possible suspects, in the latest addition to the long-running series following Round Up the Usual Peacocks. |
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Falling stars
by Fern Michaels
A ski resort owner agrees to train and take a famous actor on one of Colorados most treacherous runs while pretending shes not a huge fan, in the new novel by the New York Times best-selling author of Sisterhood.
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The holiday trap by Roan ParrishGreta Russakoff needs some space from her overbearing family. Truman Belvedere needs a place to heal after a devastating heartbreak. The solution is obvious: Truman and Greta decide to swap houses for the month of December. Can a change of scenery be the start of something new?
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Home sweet Christmas by Susan MalleryExcited to regain her independence after sending her sisters off to college, Camryn isnt thrilled when a client sets her up with her son, in the second novel of the series following The Christmas Wedding Guest.
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Home for Christmas by Courtney ColeWith no relatives left, an Alaskan woman contemplating whether to stay in the snowy wilderness or see the world wakes up in 1945 when her grandmother was young and develops a renewed sense of family.
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How Snowball stole Christmas by Kristen McKanaghMost cats have nine lives, but Snowball is one of the very few with two jobs. Officially, she's the Weber Haus inn's greeter. Unofficially, she's the town matchmaker. Her track record is the cat's pajamas-until she meets her owner's grinchy brother, Peter Diemer. Peter hopes to move the family bookstore to a busy location downtown-but someone else has outbid him for the last storefront. Christmas is the ideal season for Lara Wolfe to fulfill her dream of expanding her home business into a real shop. Toobad someone is posting negative comments on the town forum. What kind of Grinch objects to a toy store? Snowball is sure these two are a perfect match.
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Freya has one wish this Christmas... to visit Iceland and track down the illusive Northern Lights in memory of her beloved friend. But when an avalanche leaves her stranded in a remote village with no way to contact the outside world, handsome Petur comes to her rescue, giving her a place to stay in his farmhouse. Stepping up to help Petur with the Christmas celebrations, chef Freya is determined to make this most of her time here, cooking delicious fresh food and delivering it to the friendly locals. But as her feelings for Petur and love for the village begin to grow, she is about to discover that the greatest adventures are the ones you don't expect... |
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The Key to My Heart by Lia LouisNatalie Fincher has it all, but when her husband suddenly dies, all her hopes and dreams disappear. Two and a half years later, Natalie is still lost. She can only bring herself to play music at a London train station's public piano where she can be anonymous. But when someone begins to mysteriously leave the sheet music for her husband's favorite songs at the station's piano, Natalie begins to feel a sense of hope for the first time. As she investigates just who could be doing this, Natalie finds herself on an unexpected journey toward newfound love for herself, for life, and maybe, for a special someone.
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Kiss her once for meby Alison CochrunThe author of the "swoon-worthy debut" (Harper's Bazaar) The Charm Offensive returns with a festive romantic comedy about a woman who fakes an engagement with her landlord...only to fall for his sister. Ellie must choose between the safety of a fake relationship and the risk of something real. Perfect for fans of Written in the Stars and One Day in December, Kiss Her Once for Me is the queer holiday rom-com that you'll want to cozy up with next to the fire.
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Love conquers all by Linda BylerAmish novelist Linda Byler spins a heartwarming tale about an Amish widow trying to survive in colonial America.
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A match made at Christmas by Patricia DavidsKarl Graber is too busy struggling with his hardware store and two young daughters to indulge local matchmaker Rose Yoder's schemes. After his wife's death, the thought of loving and perhaps losing another woman holds no appeal. So while he's relieved to learn he's not on Rose's list of potential husbands for new schoolteacher Sophie Eicher, he's also surprised. Despite himself, Karl can't help wondering what Rose thinks he lacks-and why outspoken, attractive Sophie has so little interest in marriage. as their friendships deepen, hearts open and hopes are rekindled, two unlikely people may discover the healing gift of love. |
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A merry little meet cute by Julie MurphyA successful plus-sized adult film star agrees to star in a Christmas movie for a squeaky-clean cable network when her childhood crush and ex-boy band member signs on as co-star.
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Once upon a December by Amy E. ReichertWhen Astra Noel Snow and Jack Clausen meet at a one-of-kind Christmas market, they fall in love, but they must decide if this newfound relationship can weather all seasons, or if what they're experiencing is just yuletide magic.
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On the way to Christmas / : Three Stories by Sheila RobertsThree best-selling romance authors come together in this heartwarming trio of holiday stories that includes Sheila Roberts A Christmas Do-Over, in which former mean girl Darby is forced to return to her small town where she works hard to be a better person and make amends.
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The road to Christmas by Sheila RobertsWhen Julia invites everyone to come to her new house in Idaho for Christmas, her parents, her sisters and her grandparents set out on three different roads trips and have three different adventures that all lead to one memorable holiday.
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Season of love / : It's Time to Make the Yuletide Gay by Helena GreerWhen she inherits half of her great-aunts Jewish-run Christmas tree farm, Miriam Blum, while sitting shiva and avoiding her parents, must save the business from going under with the help of the farms grumpy manager, Noelle Northwood, who wants her gone, until love enters the picture.
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Snowed in for Christmas by Sarah MorganWhen she gatecrashes the Miller family Christmas to get Ross Miller on board with a new contract, advertising exec Lucy is mistaken as Ross's new girlfriend and invited to stay for the holidays, infuriating her boyfriend until the chemistry between them becomes impossible to ignore.
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by Viola Shipman
In 'Ice Breaker', a bookseller takes part in the annual Santa Run 5k charity event. At the starting line, she meets a man and they share an immediate attraction and connection. They arrange to meet at a bar after the race - but she shows up, he doesn't. When she reads in the local paper of a man who was injured at the event, she's convinced it was him. While she's determined to find him, without her knowing, her grandparents start "The Single Kringle" - a social media post to find the mystery man that goes viral. |
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Just like magicby Sarah HogleBoasting about her extravagant lifestyle on social media, but actually broke and squatting in Colorado, Bettie Hughes contemplates Christmas with her family and accidentally conjures up Hall, the Holiday Spirit, who can make all her wishes come true.
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Meet me under the mistletoeby Jenny BaylissJourneying to the English countryside for the wedding of her two oldest friends from school, Elinor Noel finds her visit marred by the arrival of her childhood enemy, Isaac, until they are thrown together by wedding activities that may lead to their own happily ever after.
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One last gift by Emily StoneWhen she discovers the first clue in a Christmas scavenger hunt left her late brother, Cassie is led on a heart-wrenching and beautiful journey during which she reconnects with old friends, rekindles a lost love, and most importantly, rediscovers herself.
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Santa's little yelpers by David RosenfeltRelieved when his co-worker Chris Meyers, the newest employee at the Tara Foundation, agrees to foster eight puppies, lawyer Andy Carpenter tries to overturn Chris wrongful conviction that he did time for.
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So this is Christmasby Jenny HolidayIn Eldovia to help clean up the king's financial affairs, American Cara Delaney finds herself at odds with Matteo Benz, the straitlaced royal advisor, until they work together to return the country to its former glory, succumbing to Christmas magic and the love in their hearts.
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The story of love
by Beth Wiseman
In the second novel of Beth Wiseman's new Amish Bookstore series, wounds from the past must be healed to make way for a promising future.
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There's something about Merry by Codi HallFun, festive sexy romance, in which the Christmas magic brings a second chance at love for Clark Griffin and Merry Winters. Merry and Clark are determined to be friends and nothing more. But they've been anonymously flirting with each other online, and this might just be the year that Christmas wishes come true.
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A very merry bromance by Lyssa Kay AdamsWith the help of his Bromance Book Club, country singer Colton Wheeler considers representing his ex-girlfriends familys whiskey brand, despite how horribly she crushed his heart, in the fifth novel of the series following Isn't It Bromantic?
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The Winter Rose by Katie FlynnLiverpool, 1941- After German bombs shatter the life Cadi has built for herself in Liverpool, she is more determined than ever to sign up and do her bit. Joining the WAAF also means she is closer to her beau - until Jez is sent thousands of miles from home. While Jez is in Africa, someone from the past starts spreading vicious rumours that could threaten their relationship, and Cadi finds herself torn between keeping secrets and telling the truth to protect those she holds dear. Cadi has always believed that their love can weather any storm but as the snow sweeps in, she faces an impossible choice. Will her decision leave her broken-hearted or will Cadi and Jez be reunited in time for Christmas?
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You're a mean one, Matthew Prince by Timothy JanovskyYoung, rich, and thoroughly spoiled, Matthew has no intention of being shipped off to some small town in New England to stay with his grandmother for Christmas...or to play nice with the attractive young man he meets there. Find a little "Joy to the World?" Not today, Santa. But when the two are forced to work together to make a charity gala go off without a hitch, Matthew may find the home he's been missing all along.
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