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Snowflakes & Second Chances
❄️🎭 One fake boyfriend. One family dinner. One Christmas lie that’s about to snowball. 🎭❄️
Grace Ashford didn’t plan to come home a disgraced PR exec with a shattered reputation and no date to the family’s picture-perfect holiday feast. But when a little white lie snowballs into a full-blown love story—and the whole town expects to meet her “grounded, flannel-wearing, good-with-his-hands” boyfriend—she’s left with only one option.
Convince Jack Carter, the broody carpenter with a guarded heart and a deeply inconvenient jawline, to play along.
Jack has zero interest in small-town gossip, fake relationships, or Grace's glitter-coated chaos. But when she offers him something he can’t refuse—and stumbles into the wood-shaving sanctuary of his quiet life—he agrees to the deal with one one night, one favor, no catching feelings.
But in a town like Pinehaven, nothing stays pretend for long.
As snow falls, secrets slip, and fake kisses start to feel way too real, Grace and Jack must navigate nosy neighbors, competitive cookie contests, and a town podcast that smells drama like gingerbread in the oven. Somewhere between holiday chaos and carved nativity sets, they discover that maybe the truest things are the ones you never planned for.
💞 Snowflakes & Second Chances is a cozy, slow-burn holiday romance full of fake dating antics, hometown awkwardness, and the kind of love that sneaks in when you’re not looking. Perfect for readers who
🎁 Love can be carved from the most unexpected pieces
🎄 Small towns always keep receipts
🛠️ Broody men with sad eyes and secret hobbies are elite
💋 And sometimes the best lies lead to the truest happily-ever-afters
📎 Tropes You’ll
Fake Dating • Grumpy & Guarded Hero • Big Holiday Lie • Forced Proximity • Found Family Vibes • Holiday Comeback Arc • She Falls First (But Denies It) • Emotional Repair Under Twinkle Lights
For anyone who’s ever needed to fake a boyfriend... and found something real instead.
Grace Ashford didn’t plan to come home a disgraced PR exec with a shattered reputation and no date to the family’s picture-perfect holiday feast. But when a little white lie snowballs into a full-blown love story—and the whole town expects to meet her “grounded, flannel-wearing, good-with-his-hands” boyfriend—she’s left with only one option.
Convince Jack Carter, the broody carpenter with a guarded heart and a deeply inconvenient jawline, to play along.
Jack has zero interest in small-town gossip, fake relationships, or Grace's glitter-coated chaos. But when she offers him something he can’t refuse—and stumbles into the wood-shaving sanctuary of his quiet life—he agrees to the deal with one one night, one favor, no catching feelings.
But in a town like Pinehaven, nothing stays pretend for long.
As snow falls, secrets slip, and fake kisses start to feel way too real, Grace and Jack must navigate nosy neighbors, competitive cookie contests, and a town podcast that smells drama like gingerbread in the oven. Somewhere between holiday chaos and carved nativity sets, they discover that maybe the truest things are the ones you never planned for.
💞 Snowflakes & Second Chances is a cozy, slow-burn holiday romance full of fake dating antics, hometown awkwardness, and the kind of love that sneaks in when you’re not looking. Perfect for readers who
🎁 Love can be carved from the most unexpected pieces
🎄 Small towns always keep receipts
🛠️ Broody men with sad eyes and secret hobbies are elite
💋 And sometimes the best lies lead to the truest happily-ever-afters
📎 Tropes You’ll
Fake Dating • Grumpy & Guarded Hero • Big Holiday Lie • Forced Proximity • Found Family Vibes • Holiday Comeback Arc • She Falls First (But Denies It) • Emotional Repair Under Twinkle Lights
For anyone who’s ever needed to fake a boyfriend... and found something real instead.
192 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 22, 2025
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