Meghan Quinn is a USA Today & New York Times Bestselling Author, wife, adoptive mother, and peanut butter lover. Author of romantic comedies and contemporary romance, Meghan brings readers the perfect combination of heart, humor, and heat in every book. She shares her favorite holiday reads.
How My Neighbor Stole Christmas, Meghan Quinn – Storee Taylor is back in town and ready to take on the town competition to see who will become the Christmas Kringle. Over Cole’s cold-hearted body. No way will he let her win, so he enters the competition as well. They butt heads, candy canes are made, and before they know it, they’re falling head over heels for each other while battling each other out for the town title of Christmas Kringle.
My Favorite Holidate, Lauren Blakely – My Favorite Holidate is a small town Christmas romance where the heroine’s holiday wish list calls for fake dating her billionaire boss! And let me tell you, you will never look at eggnog the same. Lauren Blakely is a go to rom com author for me. You can never go wrong with her comedic timing and spicy scenes.
The Christmas Fix, Lucy Score – My good friend Lucy Score brings all the holiday smalltown vibes with The Christmas fix where a grumpy single dad spars with a reality star diva who wants to save the town from a disastrous hurricane. True enemies to lovers gold.
The Holly Dates, Brittainy Cherry – My girl, Brittainy blesses us with all the Christmas fake dating goodness. Holly is looking for a suitor for the holiday season and Kai wants her out of his restaurant. As her dating coach, he attempts to help her, but possibly helps her too much when he becomes her fake boyfriend for the holiday season.
How the Grump Saved Christmas, Claire Kingsley – A sassy farm girl takes on a grumpy businessman in How the Grump Saved Christmas, a stand-alone small-town holiday romance. Claire brings saucy banter, second chances, a guard donkey, plenty of holiday cheer, and a heartwarming happily ever after that will make you believe in the magic of Christmas
Meghan Quinn is a USA Today & New York Times Bestselling Author, wife, adoptive mother, and peanut butter lover. Author of romantic comedies and contemporary romance, Meghan brings readers the perfect combination of heart, humor, and heat in every book. She shares her favorite holiday reads.
How My Neighbor Stole Christmas, Meghan Quinn – Storee Taylor is back in town and ready to take on the town competition to see who will become the Christmas Kringle. Over Cole’s cold-hearted body. No way will he let her win, so he enters the competition as well. They butt heads, candy canes are made, and before they know it, they’re falling head over heels for each other while battling each other out for the town title of Christmas Kringle.
My Favorite Holidate, Lauren Blakely – My Favorite Holidate is a small town Christmas romance where the heroine’s holiday wish list calls for fake dating her billionaire boss! And let me tell you, you will never look at eggnog the same. Lauren Blakely is a go to rom com author for me. You can never go wrong with her comedic timing and spicy scenes.
The Christmas Fix, Lucy Score – My good friend Lucy Score brings all the holiday smalltown vibes with The Christmas fix where a grumpy single dad spars with a reality star diva who wants to save the town from a disastrous hurricane. True enemies to lovers gold.
The Holly Dates, Brittainy Cherry – My girl, Brittainy blesses us with all the Christmas fake dating goodness. Holly is looking for a suitor for the holiday season and Kai wants her out of his restaurant. As her dating coach, he attempts to help her, but possibly helps her too much when he becomes her fake boyfriend for the holiday season.
How the Grump Saved Christmas, Claire Kingsley – A sassy farm girl takes on a grumpy businessman in How the Grump Saved Christmas, a stand-alone small-town holiday romance. Claire brings saucy banter, second chances, a guard donkey, plenty of holiday cheer, and a heartwarming happily ever after that will make you believe in the magic of Christmas
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