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The Christmas Tree Farm by Laurie Gilmore
All anyone could read last autumn was The Pumpkin Spice Cafe, and now Laurie Gilmore is treating us with a Christmas novel, the third in the Dream Harbour collection. Kira North hates Christmas, which is not exactly ideal for someone who just bought a Christmas tree farm. Bennett Ellis, meanwhile, is visiting Dream Harbour for a cosy Christmas away from his job in California. So what happens when these two find themselves working together on the farm?
Released on 10th October
I'll Be Gone for Christmas by Georgia K. Boone
Consider this the 2024 version of The Holiday. Bee and Clover are both in need of a break, and so they end up swapping houses for Christmas, with Bee heading to Clover's cosy cottage, while Clover spends Christmas at Bee's sleek San Francisco apartment. And when they both find holiday romances of their own, how difficult will it be to head home come New Year's Eve?
Released on 7th November
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Mistletoe Magic in the Highlands by Bella Osborne
We will read any Christmas book written by Bella Osborne, and her release this year tells the story of Olivia, who has been ghosted countless times, and after her recent dream man suddenly disappears from the dating app, she heads up to Scotland to confront the chef. Except, he has no clue who she is.
Released on 10th October
Christmas at the Board Game Cafe by Jennifer Page
Love them or loathe them, board games are an essential part of any good Christmas, and so Page's new novel is ideal to get you in the festive spirit. Kate has everything she could possibly want in her quaint Yorkshire town, but when she decides to create a living advent calendar to create more business for the town and her ex-boyfriends shows up, her perfect life is not looking so shiny anymore.
Released on 10th October
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Happy Bloody Christmas by Jo Middleton
Thought burning your turkey was bad? Well, Anna just found a dead body in her larder, and her in-laws on the way. Talk about a double Christmas whammy. With just 24 hours until they arrive, she's got a day to figure out what the hell has happened, and crucially how to get rid of the body before Santa comes down the chimney.
Released on 24th October
Make the Season Bright by Ashley Herring Blake
Five years on from her ex-fiancée dumping her at the altar, musician Charlotte travels to spend Christmas with her quartet member in Colorado. Except all dreams of a peaceful cosy Christmas are slashed when her ex Brighton shows up. Charlotte refuses to talk to Brighton, which is pretty difficult when they've been signed up for a series of date activities. Can the pair make a Christmas reunion work?
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Home for Christmas by Heidi Swain
Bella is Christmas obsessed, so when she agrees to let an author move into her family home for research purposes for his book who is less than thrilled by the festive season, is disaster destined to ruin Bella's happy Christmas?
Released on 10th October
The Mistletoe Mystery by Nita Prose
If you loved Nita Prose's The Maid, then you'll be pleased to know Molly the Maid is back for the festive season and this time she's set to solve a Christmas mystery at the Regency Grand Hotel.
Released on 10th October
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A December to Remember by Jenny Bayliss
Bayliss' novel centres on three half-sisters Maggie, Simone and Star who are reunited following the death of their father. At the end of his will they discover he has left them a series of hoops to jump through in order to get the inheritance they all so desperately need. Cue all three sisters moving back to their hometown and a serious amount of family secrets reaching the surface, oh and a few rekindled flames of course.
Midnight at the Christmas Bookshop by Jenny Colgan
Ok so technically this is a sequel to Colgan's previous novel The Christmas Bookshop, but you can definitely read it as a standalone. It's all going wrong for Carmen who runs a bookshop in Edinburgh. Her sister has booted her out of her house, the love of her life has just flown away and the bookshop she works in is the site of a cringey Christmas film. However, when the owner of the bookshop comes to Carmen with a difficult Christmas wish, Carmen must do everything in her power to make it come true.
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Wreck the Halls by Tessa Bailey
Melody is the daughter of rock royalty, who likes to keep herself very much out of the spotlight. But when a producer offers her a lot of money to reunite her mum's band live on TV, she can hardly say no. Teaming up with Beat, the son of the other band member, the two go on a mission to reunite their mothers, all while trying to deal with their own feelings for each other too. But will a decades old scandal threaten to ruin the festive reunion and their potential new found love?
That Festive Feeling by Heidi Swain
Newly single and unsure about her next career moves, Holly settles down for a festive season of housesitting for a friend who has gone out of town. In her new neighbourhood Holly becomes friends with an older lady and her adorable sausage dog. She then meets Bear, a rather attractive guy at her new local pub, and soon her decisions about her future are even less certain than before.
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Make You Mine This Christmas by Lizzie Huxley-Jones
After a hellish year, Haf kisses a stranger under the mistletoe at a Christmas party. However, the next day rumours begin spreading and now everyone thinks Haf is spending Christmas with Christopher. In order to save him from major embarrassment she agrees to go to his family house for Christmas. But their ruse may not last long, after Haf starts to fall for Christopher's sister Kit.
This Christmas by Emma Heatherington
Both Charlie and Rose were expecting to spend this Christmas alone. Rose, who once loved Christmas now can't go back to her family home, and Charlie is facing his first Christmas alone. Unbeknownst them they both book in for a cosy cottage stay in rural Donegal, the only problem is they've both booked the exact same cottage. Er, awkward. Will they be able enjoy what should have been a solitary Christmas?
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The Perfect Christmas Village by Bella Osborne
Real-estate agent Blythe is just one sale away from the title of 'Agent of the Month' and so she bends the truth a little to sell Christmas-hating Sam a house in what he thinks is the perfect village. However, what Blythe hasn't told him is Holly Cross is the most Christmassy village in the whole country, and is on a mission to win the title of Britain's Most Perfect Christmas Village, but with Sam's hatred of Christmas, could the festive town be in jeopardy? Or could Sam learn to love Holly Cross?
The Christmas Guest by Peter Swanson
A murder mystery set at a cosy Christmas country estate? We're so here for it. Ashley is an American studying in London who is invited to spend Christmas at her classmate's family at their Cotswolds manor house. It all seems like the dream Christmas, but things are not exactly what they seem and some holiday horrors may be lying in wait for Ashley.
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Escape to the Swiss Chalet by Carrie Walker
When Holly Roberts, keen cold weather hater, gets her heart broken, she surprises everyone by heading off for a job as a sous-chef in a luxury ski chalet working for twins Genevieve and Luca. There with the help of chalet girl Liv and chef Xavier, she learns to love the cold weather, get on a ski-lift and they introduce her to the joys of fondue. Oh, and there's rich and attractive Luca there too.
The Christmas Book Club by Sarah Morgan
This is the ultimate cosy read in the run up to Christmas. Erica, Claudia, and Anna are best friends who meet up every year for their annual book club. This year their trip takes them to the Maple Sugar Inn, run by Hattie, a widower doing everything she can to to keep her husband's inn dream alive. What happens when the four women's lives become interwoven? And are there secrets even best friends don't know about each other?
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A Merry Little Meet Cute by Julie Murphy and Sierra Simone
Presenting the holiday rom-com of your dreams! Bee Hobbes takes the lead in a romantic Christmas movie, and things start to heat up on set with her co-star, Nolan Shaw. But Bee and Nolan must keep this steamy affair under wraps, or they could ruin everything.
The Christmas Wish by Lindsey Kelk
In this festive spin on Groundhog Day, fed-up Gwen is forced to endure Christmas Day over and over again until she begins to make some unexpected discoveries about herself and the people around her.
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