Books matching: holiday romance
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Save:"Let It Snow" by Heidi Cullinan is a heartwarming and charming story set in rural Minnesota, focusing on the unlikely romance between Frankie, a city stylist, and Marcus, a grumpy lumberjack. The plot unfolds as Frankie gets stranded in a snowstorm and finds shelter in a cabin shared by Marcus and two other bears, Arthur and Paul. The book delves into themes of finding where one belongs, not judging appearances, and coming home, all set against a backdrop of snowy Minnesota.
The writing style of "Let It Snow" is described as charming, humorous, and real, with a focus on developing the characters and their relationships. The author, Heidi Cullinan, is praised for her descriptive narrative that immerses the reader in the snowy setting of Minnesota and for creating a story that evokes a warm and comforting feeling.
Somehow, despite a brand-new GPS and strict oral directions from his father, Frankie Blackburn had managed to get himself lost. Because there was no way, despite what the GPS insisted, the left turn d... - #2
Save:Warrior's Cross is a romantic and mysterious tale about Julian and Cameron, two unlikely individuals who are drawn to each other despite their differences. Julian, a man of secrets and danger, finds solace and love in the down-to-earth Cameron, a waiter with a crush on the mysterious patron who frequents his restaurant. Their relationship is a rollercoaster of emotions, with moments of passion, secrecy, and ultimate sacrifice. The writing style captures the complexities of their love story, balancing simplicity with depth and creating a world where love conquers all.
“Is it?” Cameron asked nonchalantly, although for the past month and a half he had looked forward to Tuesday nights like nothing else for that very reason. “I hadn’t really thought about it,” he lied.... - #3
Save:'Christmas Kitsch' by Amy Lane is a heartwarming story about two late teenage guys, Rusty and Oliver, who come from very different backgrounds. Rusty, with material provisions but lacking love and understanding from his parents, finds solace and support in Oliver and his family. The book explores themes of self-discovery, familial relationships, standing up for oneself, and the power of love and acceptance. The plot is told entirely from Rusty's perspective, focusing on his journey of finding himself and his place in the world. Amy Lane's writing style is emotional, heartwarming, and full of love, drawing readers into the characters' lives and emotions.
IT WAS sort of a shock. I mean, I was supposed to be coming home for Thanksgiving, not getting kicked out of the house a month before Christmas. If I’d been mean about it, I would have blamed Oliver, ... - #4
Save:'Know Not Why' by Hannah Johnson is a humorous and heartwarming story about a young man named Howie coming to terms with his sexuality. Through witty inner monologues and hilarious interactions with his friends and family, Howie navigates the challenges of self-discovery and relationships. The first-person perspective allows readers to fully immerse themselves in Howie's world, filled with quirky characters like Arthur, Kristy, Cora, Amber, and Mitch, each bringing a unique dynamic to the story. beautifully balances humor, romance, and self-acceptance, making it a delightful coming-of-age read.
“Why can’t you just be happy for me in my hour of glory, huh? Do you think that Alexander Graham Bell’s homies gave him this much trouble when he invented the phone? No. They probably just went, ‘Hey,... - #5
Save:"Holiday Romance" by Catherine Walsh follows the story of Molly and Andrew, two friends who embark on an annual tradition of flying home to Ireland together for the holidays. Over the course of ten years, their friendship evolves into something more as they navigate various challenges and mishaps during their journeys. The plot includes flashbacks that provide insight into their past flights and the development of their relationship, adding depth to the romantic bond between the protagonists. Set against the backdrop of Christmas spirit and festive cheer, the book captures the humor, banter, and heartfelt moments shared between Molly and Andrew as they strive to overcome obstacles and reach their destination.
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Save:'In a Holidaze' by Christina Lauren is a heartwarming holiday romance novel that follows the story of Maelyn Jones, who finds herself stuck in a time loop, reliving Christmas week at a cabin in Utah. As Mae tries to figure out what truly makes her happy, she navigates through family traditions, romantic entanglements, and self-discovery. The book combines elements of romance, humor, and a touch of sci-fi, creating a festive and whimsical atmosphere that captures the magic of the holiday season.
The plot unfolds with Mae experiencing Groundhog Day-like time loops, leading her to reassess her relationships, desires, and the meaning of happiness. The writing style is engaging, with relatable characters, witty banter, and a cozy setting that immerses readers in the festive spirit. As Mae embarks on a journey of self-reflection and growth, the story weaves together themes of love, friendship, and second chances, making it a delightful read for fans of holiday romances.
As quietly as I can, I slip out of the bottom bunk and tiptoe across the freezing floor to the stairs. My heart is beating so hard I wonder if it’s audible outside of my body. The last thing I want is... - #7
Save:Joey Silva, heartbroken and angry after discovering her boyfriend was married, seeks solace in Oregon where her brother's wedding is taking place. Encountering her brother's best friend, Chris Steffensen, a childhood friend turned handsome handyman, Joey sees him as the perfect rebound. However, Chris harbors feelings for Joey and yearns for a deeper connection beyond just being a rebound. Set in a beautiful autumn backdrop, the story unfolds as Joey navigates her feelings and desires while Chris aims to prove he is more than just a temporary fling.
SHE WANTED TO blame her parents for naming her Jolene. Who did that? Who named their daughter after the most notorious other woman in country music? Once she’d learned who she was named after, Jolene ... - #8
Save:Window Shopping by Tessa Bailey is a festive holiday romance that follows the story of Stella, an ex-convict trying to rebuild her life, and Aiden, the manager of a Manhattan department store. Their unlikely romance blossoms during the Christmas season, filled with themes of trust, communication, personal growth, and second chances. The book is described as a short, cozy Christmassy read with a mix of charming, heartwarming, and steamy moments. The writing style is praised for its delightful, comical, and romantic elements that keep the reader engaged.
If I was a girl who believed in magic, I would say there was a tingle of Christmas magic in the air that propelled me east, carrying me through the shopper’s paradise on a wintery gust of wind. Or I w... - #9
Save:'Chimera for Christmas' is a heartwarming holiday romance set in the world of Elora Station. The story follows Sophie as she takes on a new job at a coffee shop on a space station and develops feelings for her grumpy coworker, X, who is a Chimera. The plot revolves around their slow-burn romantic relationship, filled with sassy humor, gentle moments, and well-written sexual tension. The book offers a cozy and sweet read with a touch of Christmas magic, showcasing a mix of character-driven storytelling, light-hearted humor, and a unique world-building concept.
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Save:"Faking Under the Mistletoe" by Ashley Shepherd is a holiday romance that follows Olivia, an intern at a PR firm, as she navigates a fake relationship with her grumpy boss, Asher. The story delves into heavy topics like sexual assault, while also showcasing Olivia's infectious personality and her dedication to Christmas festivities. The book is primarily told from Olivia's perspective, with readers praising the banter between the main characters and the way their relationship develops.
The plot of the book revolves around Olivia pretending to date Asher to make his ex-girlfriend jealous, leading to a rollercoaster of events that challenge their dynamic. The writing style is described as cute, quick-paced, and engaging, with a good balance of light-hearted moments and serious themes such as workplace harassment and assault.
It smells like mulled wine and gingerbread cookies. A warmth rushes through me, one that’s saved specifically for this time of year. It’s happiness and cheer and overwhelming joy all rolled into one p...
