Falling for Christmas

Holly Monroe is Christmas wrapped in a big red bow. She believes holiday magic can fix almost anything. And she has absolutely no idea what to do with her new neighbor who stares at her decorations with horror in his eyes. He's grumpy, guarded, and Grinch-like. She's pure sunshine and light. And, unfortunately for him, they're about to spend a whole lot of time together. When a community toy drive puts them on the same team, Holly drags him headfirst into Christmas chaos—and straight through every wall he's spent years building. Christmas markets. Decorating disasters. Endless holiday cheer. And Holly—especially Holly. The more time he spends with her, the harder it becomes to pretend he doesn't want more. Beneath all that Christmas sparkle, Holly sees something in him no one else does. And she reminds him of the grandmother who once made the holidays magical, before life took that magic away. For the first time in years, he starts to believe maybe Christmas isn't so bad. Maybe neither is falling in love. But just when he's ready to give Holly his heart, his career forces him to make an impossible choice . . . and he makes the wrong one. Now he has one chance to prove to the woman who turned his world upside down that she is worth fighting for. Because sometimes the greatest Christmas miracle isn't found under the tree. It's finding the person who finally feels like home.