Happy (almost) Halloween! My new book, WANTED: Christmas Miracles is out TODAY for those of you who want to start celebrating with Mrs. Claus and Rudolph early.

I have three elf-approved, funny love stories to keep you happy and calm during the (hectic, in-laws visiting, exhausting) Christmas holidays.

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Christmas in Montana

Laurel Kelly has been the manager for the hard rock band, Hellfire, for ten years. She’s travelled around the world and listened to eardrum-splitting concerts and head banging rehearsals. Her nerves are shot, her exhaustion complete. Unfortunately, after heading home to Montana to find a little peace with her eccentric mother and aunt, she finds that their frilly apron business is struggling, and they’ve sold the family home to Laurel’s ex-boyfriend, Josh. Josh was Laurel’s soulmate. She had never gotten over him and had never told him the truth about why she’d left him years ago. Laurel will need help from Mrs. Claus to sort this mess out.

Suzanna’s Stockings

Just in time for Christmas, Suzanna Everts is in a coma in the hospital. Lucky for her, with a little holiday magic from her friend, Magdalena Hernandez, she’s able to leave her body and explore her small Oregon beach town. One teeny, tiny problem is that Suzanna is invisible, and no one can see or hear her. Of course, being invisible has its plusses. Suzanna gets a close up look at her fiancé, watches an acquaintance drive her car straight through the front windows of a furniture shop she owns with her husband, discovers her sister’s secret and, finally, falls in love with the right guy, just in time to light up the Christmas tree.

A Very Merry Christmas

Meredith Ghirlandaio has too much going on this Christmas season. She’s running a Bed and Breakfast in an old brick home in snowy Telena, Montana, and her sister’s rebellious children have come to live with her because their mother has run off, her inner child “crying for freedom.” In addition, Meredith was (unwillingly) elected to chair the Telena Christmas Concert, complete with the “Wise Women’s Christmas Skit,” about hot flashes and push-up bras, and the “Old Timers Still Kickin’ It Band.” But the person who is causing her the most angst is Logan Taylor. She must resist that cowboy-hat wearing giant. If she doesn’t, she’ll have to tell him her secret. She can’t do that. Especially not at Christmas.

Many years ago, in the North Pole, amidst the leaping reindeer and the busy elves, these stories were previously published in “Our First Christmas,” “Holiday Magic,” and “Comfort and Joy.”