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Trapped in a snowstorm, Paul and Lucas find that unresolved feelings from a single, impulsive kiss could spark something deeper, leading them toward the most magical Christmas miracle.

The festive season offers nothing but despair for Paul ‘Holly’ Hollister, the once-proud captain of the Albany Harriers. His hockey career has crumbled, leaving him crippled with anxiety and without a sense of direction. After a stint in rehab, Holly is desperate for peace—something his best friend Kai seems to have found in the snowy town of Wishing Tree. Despite his hatred for the cold, Holly is drawn there by friendship—and by the unsettling dreams of Lucas Haynes, the man he drunkenly kissed at Kai and Bailey’s wedding and hasn’t been able to forget since. The only problem? Lucas is determined to keep him at arm’s length.

Lucas Haynes has never felt a romantic pull toward anyone—until that unexpected kiss with Holly at his brother’s wedding flipped his world upside down. Holly arrives in Wishing Tree, single and adrift, and Lucas can’t deny the attraction that still simmers between them. When a snowstorm traps them together, Lucas’ defenses slowly crumble under Holly’s vulnerability. As secrets come to light, old wounds are reopened, and the undeniable spark between them grows into something more, Lucas starts to wonder if this closeness could be the love he never thought he’d find—and if Holly might get the second chance at happiness he so desperately needs.

A Christmas for Holly is an opposites-attract, hurt / comfort, only one bed, Christmas romance featuring a retired hockey captain with crippling anxiety, a guarded gift store owner grappling with unexpected attraction, unresolved tension from a drunken wedding kiss, a charming small town blanketed in snow, meddling but loving family, and a snowstorm that brings honesty and vulnerability to light—leading to a heartwarming holiday happily ever after.

In the frostbitten heart of Chicago, a scarred and solitary soldier finds a second chance at love with the man who broke his heart.

His twenty years are up, and Sergeant Jasper ‘Jazz’ Brookes is finally returning from war, his body scarred and his heart, once open and trusting, battling the relentless demons of PTSD. The world he left behind seems to have moved on without him. His marriage, a casualty of the war he fought both abroad and within, has ended in divorce.

Homeless by choice is fine until the Chicago winter bites, and he has no choice but to throw himself at the mercy of the charity he doesn’t want. When he finally finds his way to an old, weathered building in Humboldt Park—a safe space for soldiers returning from war to find their feet—he has an unexpected reunion. There, Jasper faces Alex Richardson, the boy who captured his heart when they were growing up, his first love, and the one he left behind when duty called.

Alex has never truly moved past the day Jasper walked away. Their encounter in this forgotten corner of Chicago ignites old flames and stirs long-buried emotions, and Jasper and Alex reconnect. They must navigate the shadows of their shared history and confront the pain, the longing, and the unspoken truths that linger between them.

And only then can they have a second chance at love.