Six Holiday Love Stories & Cookie Recipes
Mistletoe Mischief:
Holly is crowned Queen of Christmas, forcing her to rule alongside Ives Taylor-the tech mogul who humiliated her thirty years ago. Back in town for his dad, Ives must confront their shared past under the twinkling lights of their small-town festival. Will the Christmas crown finally crush their holiday spirit, or can old rivals be unwrapped?
A Little White Christmas Lie:
Carson Trent doesn't know that the beautiful Millie Cruise who literally falls into his lap on the morning train is really Camille Harper, a rock star of the romance industry.
Millie doesn't know she is headed for Carson's grandmother's picture perfect inn in a quaint New England town.
Neither Carson or Millie know that their lives are about to spin out of control thanks to a patch of black ice, a cow, and a little white Christmas lie.
The Lost Letter:
Months after her husband's death, Anna Quinn never expects to find love again-especially not in a village in Southern France. But circumstances fling her into the arms of Luc Bonnette, an artist with a haunting secret.
Their journey through the holiday season reminds Anna that love lost can be found again, even in the most unlikely places and in the most surprising ways.
Baby Blue Christmas:
When baby Jamison's aunt, Sophie Rossi, receives joint custody with the missing Luke Mason, she uproots her life to care for him. Six months later, Luke resurfaces, demanding a role in Jamison's life. Now, two reluctant guardians must redefine family by Christmas. Can a shared love heal a deep, old high school wound?
The Music of You and Me:
Because of a medical condition, Tara believes she'll never have a family of her own.
Travis has other plans.
The Christmas Coins:
For more than a hundred years, Zoe Hart's family has been buying keepsake gold coins and banking them in a small wooden box treasured by each generation.
When Ethan's daughter, Hannah, finds the box, she believes her prayer for help has been answered.
But prayers can have many answers... and not only what is wished for. And sometimes, the greatest miracles hoped for are the least of the blessings bestowed.
