Hal Sims runs a non-profit hospice named after his older brother. For ten years, he's thrown himself into running the charity, and keeping his brother's memory alive. Hal doesn't have time for a relationship, especially with a rich golden boy like Tavis Komen. Tavis Komen wants to change his life, and decides volunteering at Rupert's Legacy is the first step to a better him. Meeting Hal Sims hits Tavis in ways he never planned. When one of the hospice residents takes a turn for the worse, Tavis and Hal come together to comfort each other, and Tavis shows Hal there is joy to be found in a season that Hal has lost all interest in.

A broken snow globe, Paris, and love combine to bring Hal and Tavis even closer together. Hal Sims and Tavis Komen have been together for three months, and it's time for them to take their relationship a step farther. While moving in, one of Tavis' rare snow globes is broken. When Hal realizes what the globe means to Tavis, he'll do whatever he must to replace it. While Hal searches for a rare snow globe, he begins to see just how irreplaceable Tavis has become in his life. He decides to take the next step and make their love permanent by asking Tavis to marry him. Sequel to: Joy of the Season

Philip must decide whether his memories of the past will keep him from love in the present. Philip McBride is fresh out of the Army and trying to figure out what he wants to do with his life. Before he can move on with his life, he needs to make peace with his past. Part of that past is his very first boyfriend who has died. Philip needs to talk to those were with him at the end, so he can ease his own guilt for not being there. Carlos Mendoza meets Philip at Legacy House, where Carlos' brother is a resident. While he's dealing with the knowledge of his brother's impending death, Carlos is also coming to love Philip. Will he be able to accept Philip's love without his brother there to support? Will Philip give up the past to make a new start with Carlos?