Countdown to Christmas by Kirsten Osbourne et al

Eight authors bring you sweet Christmas romances loosely based on Christmas carols. You’ll want to read them by a roaring fire this holiday season – and revisit them all year long!

Sarah Jane by Kirsten Osbourne: Sarah Jane Jefferson and handsome pastor Micah Barton come together to give a wonderful Christmas gift to a little girl in need. (Song: My Name is Christmas Carol)

Home for the Holidays by Maria Hoagland: Avery Bauman thinks she’s got her life figured out, but working alongside charming architect Keenen Perry just might change her plans. (Song: No Place Like Home for the Holidays)

Oh, Come On – Be Faithful by Cami Checketts: Matt Degan needs a job so he can provide for his son. Will working as a bodyguard for the wealthy Mikayla Lambert answer his Christmas wish? (Song: Oh, Come, All Ye Faithful)

A Christmas Worth Billons by Jaclyn Weist: Lily’s dream is to keep her diner afloat and provide a living for her two small children. David is more than ready to solve all her problems – but is she ready to let him? (Song: I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day)

Keeping Christmas by Rebecca Blevins: Paige is on her way home for Christmas when she gets pulled over for speeding and is told she must do some community service to get out of the ticket – cooking Christmas dinner for the town party, and the good-looking deputy is going to lend her a hand. (Song: Good King Wenceslas)

Sheltered by Carma Haley Shoemaker: Lizbeth Vincent has never had to work a day in her life, but when she’s sent by the court to volunteer at the homeless shelter and she meets handsome shelter owner Alan Wheeler, she realizes how life really works – and love too. (Song: Do They Know It’s Christmas)

Adding Christmas by Rebecca Talley: Chloe Henderson detests Christmas and avoids it all she can. Mitch Powell loves it, and when they meet while putting together an advertising campaign, he decides it’s time for Chloe to learn what Christmas is all about. (Song: You’re a Mean One, Mr. Grinch)

Jane and Bingley by Jenni James: When Charles Bingley left for New York and didn’t tell Jane Bennet why, he knew he’d made a mistake. Now he’s back, determined to set things straight and to win her back in any way he can. (Song: The Twelve Days of Christmas)