Christmas Romance Get cozy with this heartwarming holiday story! She just told him he’s going to be a father. His response? “Let’s get married!” Stacy Hartsell thought finding her unborn baby's father was going to be the hard part. Except widowed ex-SEAL Adam Cruz is determined to step up—and his argument that his veteran health care is better than her freelancer plan is a fairly convincing one for marriage. But the spark that led to that unforgettable night together is still going strong. Giving in to their growing feelings could put their convenient arrangement in jeopardy…or lead to a second chance to find lasting love this Christmas! From Harlequin Special Believe in love. Overcome obstacles. Find happiness. Charming, Texas Book 1: Winning Mr. Charming Book 2: The Charming Checklist Book 3: A Charming Christmas Arrangement

Reunited—as wedding guests. Are they finally ready for their own second chance? Jordan Del Toro’s dreams of happily-ever-after were shattered when the man she loved married someone else. Coming face-to-face with Rafe Reyes again—back in Charming to be best man at her brother’s wedding—is Jordan’s greatest test. A lot has changed. Rafe has a young daughter and Jordan will soon be planning her own wedding. But she can’t ignore the emotions Rafe is reawakening. Is the single father still the best man for her? From Harlequin Special Believe in love. Overcome obstacles. Find happiness. Charming, Texas Book 1: Winning Mr. Charming Book 2: The Charming Checklist Book 3: A Charming Christmas Arrangement Book 4: A Charming Single Dad Book 5: A Charming Doorstep Baby

Time to rewrite their story? He’d always simply been her best friend. But when Noah Cahill moved back to town, bookstore owner Twyla Thompson knew something was different. Was it holiday memories of the loss they'd both shared or Noah’s surprising decision to reignite a dangerous career? Their solid friendship had been through so much, yet now Twyla grew breathless every time Noah was near. Why wasn’t Noah—handsome, fun, but never one to cross the line—showing any signs of stopping?