Leigh Koslow is a wife, mother of two, with a full-time job and the daughter of Francis Koslow. Being Francis’ daughter is a big deal: Francis is a tad bit OCD about cleaning. Her home must be perfect at all times. Francis regularly depends on Leigh to help out when there is extra work to … Continue reading Never Mess With Mistletoe by Edie Claire
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Fake Fiance’ For Christmas by Emily Bow
Holly is a senior in college and a member of a sorority. She is working hard to get into Medical School and lives in the sorority house. Christmas is approaching when the sorority house learns that their President is engaged to another student who is not only a billionaire but one of five brothers. As … Continue reading Fake Fiance’ For Christmas by Emily Bow
A Christmas Arrangement by Monique McDonell
Tori has been in an abusive relationship that led to her pack up her things and skips town in secret, in fear that the now ex-boyfriend will find her. Although she has little to her name, she has picked a town on the ocean’s edge hoping that the serenity helps her heal from the abuse. … Continue reading A Christmas Arrangement by Monique McDonell
The Christmas Clause by Kathi Daley
This is a cozy murder mystery that takes place in a small town during the Christmas holidays. The main character, Tess, is the local mail deliverer. Her Mom has found herself in charge of the town’s Christmas Festival after the event planner the town hired to do it used “the Christmas clause” in her contract … Continue reading The Christmas Clause by Kathi Daley
Bite Me Santa by Brittany Cournoyer
When I began reading this book I was expecting a lighthearted story about a “scrooge” type. I was surprised to find that Reed was not only a bah-humbug type but that underneath the negative grumpy attitude Reed had a tragic Christmas history. The story is about two co-workers; Reed and Troy, who start off not … Continue reading Bite Me Santa by Brittany Cournoyer
Letters From Becca by Margaret Ferguson
I had the good fortune of meeting Margaret Ferguson at the Texas Book Festival, so I was excited about reading her work. She writes from the Austin area so I was looking forward to reading a story that takes place near my personal stomping grounds. This novel was a delightful read, making me very thankful … Continue reading Letters From Becca by Margaret Ferguson
