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Fallen Ornaments: A Snowed In With The Neighbor Holiday Romance
Some people fall in love. Some people crash into it. Especially the ones who don't believe in Christmas miracles.
Blaire hasn't had a visitor in months. She's been curled on her couch, wrapped in her grandmother's blanket, holding onto things she can't let go. She doesn't need saving. Or company. And she definitely can't handle her gorgeous neighbor knocking on the door.
Jacob fills every waking hour with work so he doesn't have to feel the silence. He wasn't looking for anything—just his aunt's escape-artist cat, who claimed Blaire's house as her new kingdom.
When they're snowed in together for the night, neither expects what happens next.
But some people are so used to shattering, they've forgotten how to let someone help pick up the pieces.
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Fallen Ornaments is a standalone 90-minute read that will take you through all the emotions. It's a hurt/comfort holiday romance with forced proximity, a matchmaking cat, and the kind of love that feels like finally coming home.
Content includes depression, PTSD, explicit intimacy, loss of a parent, and hoarding.
Blaire hasn't had a visitor in months. She's been curled on her couch, wrapped in her grandmother's blanket, holding onto things she can't let go. She doesn't need saving. Or company. And she definitely can't handle her gorgeous neighbor knocking on the door.
Jacob fills every waking hour with work so he doesn't have to feel the silence. He wasn't looking for anything—just his aunt's escape-artist cat, who claimed Blaire's house as her new kingdom.
When they're snowed in together for the night, neither expects what happens next.
But some people are so used to shattering, they've forgotten how to let someone help pick up the pieces.
~
Fallen Ornaments is a standalone 90-minute read that will take you through all the emotions. It's a hurt/comfort holiday romance with forced proximity, a matchmaking cat, and the kind of love that feels like finally coming home.
Content includes depression, PTSD, explicit intimacy, loss of a parent, and hoarding.
- GenresChristmas
123 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 17, 2025
3 people are currently reading
12 people want to read
About the author
Raina Ash
17 books92 followersRaina Ash writes stories about healing love—stories that are emotional, funny, and uplifting. Expect complex, resilient women searching for love, passion that's off the charts, neurodiverse characters, and protective men you can’t help but crush on.
Raina lives in Arizona with two cats and several plants she struggles to keep alive. She enjoys quiet moments, video games, crafting for nerdy causes, and sushi. Lots of sushi.
She can be found on Instagram and TikTok @RomanceByRaina. Visit www.romancebyraina.com for updates about soon-to-be released books and freebies.
Raina lives in Arizona with two cats and several plants she struggles to keep alive. She enjoys quiet moments, video games, crafting for nerdy causes, and sushi. Lots of sushi.
She can be found on Instagram and TikTok @RomanceByRaina. Visit www.romancebyraina.com for updates about soon-to-be released books and freebies.
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December 19, 2025
It feels unfinished.
This short story, reads like the beginning of a story, that's cut off and left unfinished. It's a trauma-bond depression funk romance. Each character is relatable and overly realistic. The only levity in the story comes briefly, and from the cats. I think it is a good beginning to a healing romance, but it's impossible to give further feedback on as it is.
This short story, reads like the beginning of a story, that's cut off and left unfinished. It's a trauma-bond depression funk romance. Each character is relatable and overly realistic. The only levity in the story comes briefly, and from the cats. I think it is a good beginning to a healing romance, but it's impossible to give further feedback on as it is.
January 6, 2026
A short novella of two broken people finding hope unexpectedly. I really enjoyed the characters and learning them, their histories and their flaws.
I will read more from this author.
I will read more from this author.
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