Steamy Christmas Books

Dear Santa, I want them both for Christmas.

All I want is one perfect night with my girlfriend and my best friend. Naomi is stunning and wild, while Diego is my loyal rock. We'll celebrate, and I’ll savor every minute because this Christmas might be my last.

Casey Higgins, assistant to the Chicago Rebels' owner, is friendly to everyone except goalie Erik Jorgenson, who can't figure out why. After a year of cold treatment, Erik decides to confront Casey at the Rebels' holiday party to uncover the truth and prove his worth. Can a bit of Yuletide cheer thaw Casey's icy demeanor and open her heart to Erik? Join the Chicago Rebels this holiday season to see if Erik can score a victory in love as well as in hockey!

Leo McKnight, mistaken for his famous twin on Christmas Eve, playfully deceives captivating Riley at the airport. Their flight's cancellation turns into an opportunity for an unforgettable night at his penthouse with Riley and his best friend Jace. "Trick Shot" is a spicy MMF Christmas novella that celebrates a passionate, unconventional romance, challenging norms and embracing love's boundless possibilities during the holiday season.

Nora loves her California Christmas, with a flexible nannying job, close-knit roommates, and a budding acting career in Los Angeles. A relationship is the last thing on her mind, but then Bowie, a charming Brit with a knack for falling hard and fast, enters her life. Fresh from a breakup, Bowie decides to try a holiday fling and is instantly drawn to Nora, the captivating, purple-haired beauty who's also his ex's sister's roommate. Nora wants something casual for the holidays, but Bowie isn't sure he'll be able to walk away after Boxing Day. Can their festive fling turn into a lasting love?

Kira North hates Christmas, yet she buys a Christmas tree farm in an overly charming town. Bennett Ellis is vacationing in Dream Harbor, escaping his disastrous dating life in California.

After meeting Kira, Ben decides not to help the grumpy farm owner, even though she’s clearly struggling. Kira, stubborn and embarrassed by her rundown, unheated farm, refuses assistance.

Fate brings Ben back to the farm, and as Kira watches him chop a tree, she starts to appreciate his help and questions why she refused it in the first place.

I join a charity auction for the fire department, smartly taunting big spenders into a bidding war. When the auction is halted, the top three bidders propose tripling the bid if I commit four hours to each, beyond simple tasks.

Will they back out if they know I’m inexperienced in those "other tasks"?

Logic says it's a bad idea, but Christmas hope makes me optimistic. I have twelve hours to see if I'll regret it.