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Holiday Signed Paperback Bundle

Holiday Signed Paperback Bundle

2024 christmas romance collection

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A limited-time collection of ten steamy holiday small town romances! Includes plenty of grumpy mountain men, snow, hot tubs, and one-bed cabins to get you through the season.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "If you like Hallmark movies with spice, snow, and hot drinks... then you will love these books!” - Jana, Goodreads Reviewer

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "It's Christmas all year long!" - Geri, Book Reviewer

MAIN TROPES

🎄Christmas

🎄Snowed-In

🎄One-Bed Cabin

🎄Runaway Bride

🎄Forced Proximity

🎄Brother's Best Friend

🎄Grumpy Mountain Men

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“I’ll tell the guests the wedding is off. Just say the word.”

I drew up to my full height, wishing I’d thought to change out of my dress before I left the dressing room. “I’m not marrying James. But I don’t know what to do.”

“I’ll call for a car to come around back. No one will see you.” Gia pulled out her phone.

I didn’t want to talk to my parents or my brother, Finn, right now. I was so ashamed that I’d misjudged James. I wasn’t sure where I would tell the driver to take me. I could go home, but what if James showed up, wanting to talk?

“It’s cold outside. Wear your coat.” Gia grabbed the coat from a hook by the door to the bridal suite and placed it over my shoulders.

I wrapped the white fur coat over my dress, wanting to disappear inside it. I didn’t want to deal with the guests, my family, or the knowing looks. No one expected my marriage to last any longer than my parents’. But I hadn’t expected not to make it to the altar.

“The driver will be here in a few minutes.” She put her arm around me and guided me toward the door. “You’re doing the right thing.”

“He was cheating on me our entire relationship.” It hurt to say that out loud. How stupid could I be?

“That’s on him. Not you. None of this is your fault.”

I was too trusting, too vulnerable, too needy. James said it was easy to take advantage of me. Had my upbringing brought me to this point? Was I so desperate for love that I’d date any man?

“I promise, you are going to come out of this situation stronger, and you can use what you learned for good.”

I couldn’t see that, and I wasn’t sure I ever would.

Gia opened the back door. “I’ll make sure no one comes this way.”

“Thank you.”

She hugged me quickly. “That’s what friends are for. Now go.”

The urgency in her tone moved my feet. I opened the door, and the rush of cold air felt good on my face. But I was alone at the back of the building. There was nothing but rows and rows of trees. 

I wanted to see the waterfall Emmett had shown me the day we’d picked the spot for the ceremony.

Not waiting for the car, I lifted my skirts and ran as fast I could in my heeled boots. Nothing about my outfit was practical. I hadn’t planned on running anywhere. But I wasn’t thinking clearly. I wanted to get to the place that made everything inside me calm. 

When I was out of sight of the tents and the building we’d used to get ready for the ceremony, I slowed to a walk, trying to remember where the private spot was. Remembering it was near the woods, I headed in that direction, enjoying the smell of pine and the air that hinted at snow.

For the first time in forever, I hoped flakes would start to fall earlier than the forecasters predicted. I wanted to feel the sting on my cheeks. 

I didn’t want to think about the wedding guests, my family, what Gia told them, or anything else.

I couldn’t believe I’d been duped so easily. Yet at the same time, I was grateful Maya had told me before I married him. I couldn’t imagine going through with the wedding and finding out later after our lives were intertwined.

I let my lungs fill with air, feeling grateful for Maya’s conscience. 

I felt nothing but relief when I heard the trickling waterfall. I sank down in front of it without a care about my dress.

I had no plans to return it or sell it. At this point, it was bad luck. Who would want it? 

I closed my eyes and lifted my face to the sky, breathing in the cool air, being present in the moment. Feeling the sting of the wind on my hands, the bite of it on my nose, and the tears that threatened to spill over.

I wouldn’t cry for James. Not when our entire relationship was a lie. I had no plans for what to do or where to go. I just wanted to be present in the moment, in this space that made me feel grounded.

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  • Cross My Heart

    Fiona was my first love. She was everything to me. And I broke her heart. But that was a long time ago. Now, my military career is over. I’m back in our small town, running my family’s inn, hoping for a second chance with the one that got away. Too bad Fiona no longer believes in second chances. Or love.

  • Runaway Love

    I never thought that, on my wedding day, I would literally bolt from my wedding, and into the arms of a grumpy mountain man. Emmett offers me a much-needed respite from the chaos, inviting me into his cabin to "hide out" until all the wedding guests leave. But I never think that we will get stuck together for days in the one-bed cabin during a major snowstorm, completely cut off from the outside world.

  • Finding Sunshine

    I’m 100% focused on my daughter, I don’t have time for socializing, dating, or falling for a grumpy mountain man whose family owns a Christmas Tree Farm. But Knox is constantly there, offering support and friendship and unknowingly reminding me that I’m still a hot-blooded woman and not just a mother. Because Christmas is his job, Knox has completely lost his Christmas spirit, but in return for his generosity, I’m determined to help him find it once more.

  • Reviving Hearts

    A long time ago I fell in love with my brother’s best friend, Heath. We kept our relationship a secret, knowing my brother would never approve. When Heath broke things off, I fled from my hometown, vowing never to return. Now I’ve inherited my grandmother’s Inn and my ex is the contractor. The moment he steps back into my life, I can’t deny that the attraction is even greater than it was all those years ago.

  • Trusting Forever

    Sebastian and I have been best friends forever. He knows everything about me, except that I’ve secretly crushed on him for years. When Sebastian finds himself without a nanny over the holidays, he makes me an offer I can’t refuse. Move into his cabin on the family’s Christmas tree farm and be a nanny to his little girl. This Christmas, I might finally find my way out of the friend-zone and into my best friend’s heart.

  • Endless Hope

    Talon has always been amazing, but his touch reminds me of long-lost promises I didn’t allow him to keep. I’ve moved on from what we had, but suddenly I find myself exactly back to where we were… dreaming of having a family with him, sharing our lives. He thinks the world of me, but do I deserve the future he wants us to share?

  • Forbidden Flame

    When I saw Daphne Calloway on that stage being auctioned off to the highest bidder, I lost all sense of logic and reason. I had this overwhelming desire to take her away from the guys trying to win a date with her. I had one night with her, and it should have been enough.

  • Waiting for You

    Alex seems to be utter perfection… and he barely notices I exist. Or so I thought. Lately, everywhere I look he's there. Renting a room in my bed and breakfast. Devouring my pastries. Wanting to talk every morning over coffee. Is it possible my lifelong crush finally sees me as more than his little sister's best friend?

  • Wishing for You

    What happens when you're snowed in with your childhood friend and secret crush?

  • Take a Chance on Me

    I had no idea when Sadie Cole caught my eye, that she would also steal my heart. My daughter’s new dance teacher with her jet black hair and haunting blue eyes intrigued me. Her tight outfits and bare skin taunted me. Most importantly, she was amazing with my daughter. But Sadie’s reputation proceeded her... and I couldn’t afford any entanglements that would cost me custody of my daughter.