Three rom-com Christmas books to brighten your holiday spirit!
Matchmaking a ScroogeHe wants to destroy her show. She wants to get on Santa’s naughty list with him.
Rowan's narcissistic grandmother just sold a reality dating show to network television.
Her show needs to be stopped, and he's exactly the man to do it. Cupid, reporting for duty.
Kennedy is supposed to be dating eight men, and they all suck. But she's not here to fall in love—she's trying to save a non-profit with the publicity from the show—but she's hoping for a Christmas miracle. She loves Christmas, and there’s only one thing she wants more than Christmas cheer: the ornery grump who keeps hanging out around the set.
Tropes:
Holiday rom-com
Grumpy/Sunshine
He falls first
Small town
Protective hero
Cute puppy
Jingle Bell HellShe’s a buttoned-up control freak. He’s a muscular ex-con with heavier baggage than Santa’s toy bag. They’re everything each other never wanted.
Control freak Mary has lost her Christmas spirit after her husband leaves her and her six-year-old autistic son, Aidan, who's struggling to adjust to their new life. She lets him join Butterfly Buddies, a group that matches kids with adult mentors; only his mentor is Jace, a gorgeous tattooed hunk.
Jace is an ex-con, and he knows that if Mary finds out, she won't approve of him mentoring her son. The last thing he should do is get attached to Mary's son...or her, but he hasn't been known to always make good decisions.
Tropes:
Holiday rom-com
Bad boy hero
Protective hero
Single mother
Adorable little boy
Found family
Getting LuckyOne night. Just one night.
At least that's what Maisie tells herself because even though Jack's arms are things of beauty and he can charm wild animals (a huge turn-on for an animal lover like her), she’s in no position to start anything with anyone. So she pretends she’s just scratching an itch.
Jack's pretending too, telling himself he doesn't have time for a romantic life with his family turmoil. Only his best friend announces his engagement, and surprise, Maisie's in the wedding.
Fate keeps bringing Jack and Maisie together, reminding them of how good they are together—if only they can get past their issues.
Tropes:
Holiday-rom-com
One night stand
He falls first
Cinnamon roll hero
Single dad
Animal lovers
Genre: Romance
Matchmaking a ScroogeHe wants to destroy her show. She wants to get on Santa’s naughty list with him.
Rowan's narcissistic grandmother just sold a reality dating show to network television.
Her show needs to be stopped, and he's exactly the man to do it. Cupid, reporting for duty.
Kennedy is supposed to be dating eight men, and they all suck. But she's not here to fall in love—she's trying to save a non-profit with the publicity from the show—but she's hoping for a Christmas miracle. She loves Christmas, and there’s only one thing she wants more than Christmas cheer: the ornery grump who keeps hanging out around the set.
Tropes:
Holiday rom-com
Grumpy/Sunshine
He falls first
Small town
Protective hero
Cute puppy
Jingle Bell HellShe’s a buttoned-up control freak. He’s a muscular ex-con with heavier baggage than Santa’s toy bag. They’re everything each other never wanted.
Control freak Mary has lost her Christmas spirit after her husband leaves her and her six-year-old autistic son, Aidan, who's struggling to adjust to their new life. She lets him join Butterfly Buddies, a group that matches kids with adult mentors; only his mentor is Jace, a gorgeous tattooed hunk.
Jace is an ex-con, and he knows that if Mary finds out, she won't approve of him mentoring her son. The last thing he should do is get attached to Mary's son...or her, but he hasn't been known to always make good decisions.
Tropes:
Holiday rom-com
Bad boy hero
Protective hero
Single mother
Adorable little boy
Found family
Getting LuckyOne night. Just one night.
At least that's what Maisie tells herself because even though Jack's arms are things of beauty and he can charm wild animals (a huge turn-on for an animal lover like her), she’s in no position to start anything with anyone. So she pretends she’s just scratching an itch.
Jack's pretending too, telling himself he doesn't have time for a romantic life with his family turmoil. Only his best friend announces his engagement, and surprise, Maisie's in the wedding.
Fate keeps bringing Jack and Maisie together, reminding them of how good they are together—if only they can get past their issues.
Tropes:
Holiday-rom-com
One night stand
He falls first
Cinnamon roll hero
Single dad
Animal lovers
Genre: Romance
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