The Comfy Christmas Collection

by Kimberly Krey

***Holiday Flash SALE 99¢***  The Comfy Christmas Collection includes two contemporary holiday romance novels and two young adult, friends-to-lovers romances in one cozy collection.
Set Includes:

Her TV Bachelor Fake Fiancé

Getting Kole For Christmas

The Hopeful Bride

Getting Micah Under the Mistletoe

Genres: Christmas, Contemporary, Romance, Contemporary Romance, Anthologies

513 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 21, 2019

About the author

USA Today Bestselling author Kimberly Krey is known as the Queen of Steamy Clean Romance. With fifty published novels, her readers count on rich characters, engaging banter, and swoony romance with sizzling kisses!

Whether it’s cowboys, billionaires, suspense, or romcom, her faith-filled romance offers wholesome entertainment in all the beloved tropes.

She has a fervent love for Jesus, and spends her free time enjoying family, her dogs, and her new adorable grandbaby.

* USA Today Bestselling Author

* RONE Award Winner

* 2021 Crowned Heart of Excellence Review with InD'tale Magazine

* THREE-TIME SWOONY Award Winner

* KINDLE All-Star Author Award Winner

* KINDLE All-Star Book Award Winner

* TWO-TIME RONE Award Finalist

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Reviews

[Thomas Havens]

The Comfy Christmas Collection

These books have easy to follow plots and interesting characters. I recommend these books to all lovers of clean, romance stories..

[Virginia L]

A fun series

I enjoyed reading this series of romance stories. Great lite reading for several hours entertainment. A couple of the books were geared more toward teen readers but I enjoyed them as well.

[Ellen White]

All three stories gives us a nice warm feeling of couples finding love, first time, or the second.time. Her’s are always clean and enjoyable.

[Peni]

Please see individual stories for review.

[Erin]

I solidly liked all these stories in this collection. So 3 stars, but since each story was a perfect bite-sized piece of happy-smile-on-my-face, satisfied-sigh type of romance, I’m adding a star. Yep, I loved the size of each story, and the pleasure I had reading and finishing each book in a short time frame deserves a 4-star rating! Nothing too long that will consume me for days. Especially at this busy time of year. I think one was a novella and the rest were full sized, although still on the short side. They were the perfect length! And each one gave me a happy, warm glow. Kimberley Krey does a good job with writing fun, sweet romances.

[Cici]

Such fun

I loved the older ones. The fake fiance was a really well thought out one. They worked through the realities. And the Best romance was our bliss

[Maria Thomas]

The collection is probably well named since the stories would be good to read curled up all comfy like in front of a fire with the Christmas lights twinkling.

Her TV Bachelor Fake Fiancé: I hate reality TV and would never watch a bachelor type one, yet I really enjoyed the story. Probably because it was more about the couple's relationship than the show itself though the show was definitely still in there. I know lots of people do love these shows though. The story is a little predictable but still it is enjoyable to see how it gets to it's conclusion. I think the title was slightly misleading. The phrase Fake Fiancé was used in the story but the plot wasn't at all what I expected based on the title.

Getting Kole for Christmas: Cute title with a little play on words there. I am not a fan of fiction told in first person but I liked the story more than I thought I would especially because I'm not a fan of teenage romances either. But despite those two factors against this story I really did enjoy it.

The Hopeful Bride: I liked the characters in this one. It kind of played out like a Hallmark movie plot except the conflict was edgier than Hallmark generally is.

Getting Micah Under the Mistletoe: Again, this one has the teenage romance strike against it. I liked the story well enough when I could forget it was high school kids I was reading about. I suspect teens would find the story rather swoony.

Sex: some kissing
Language: I only remember it in one story
Violence: no

[Rose]

I enjoyed these books. They were fun reads with fun characters. The emotions of the characters were on point with the storyline. I will say I was a little sad with the last one as there were curse words, mild, but I still don't like coming across them. There were also.many euphemisms that let you know exactly what the character wanted to really say. I try to be very diligent in the books I read and don't like coming across these. Aside from that it was a cute story.

I received a free copy of this book from the author and I am voluntarily leaving this review.

[Adrienne]

Overall, the stories were fun but the collection could have used better editing. The most egregious errors were inconsistencies with the name of a character's favorite charitable organization (sometimes it was Breaking Free; other times it was Break Free) and changing the spelling of a character's name (Barrette in two instances, Barrett in another), although there were other mistakes as well.

[Vicki R. Merwin]

This seemed like something young might enjoy!

Because these sisters were bragging about a Christmas dance they hoped to attend. I guess I have to admit my age is too old to appreciate the kind of argumentitive dating this book explains.

[Kathy]

This is a delightful collection of Christmas stories. The characters are wonderful and I love first loves and second chances. Perfect for getting into the holiday spirit!