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5 Christmas Books for Adults That Will Melt Your Heart

 




Rejoicing the enthusiasm wrapped around the holiday season, here's a list of some incredible books that you must read to lift up your mood.

Christmas On Main Street: A Sweet Small Town Christmas Romance (Santa's Secret Helpers, Book 1) By Leeanna Morgan

This Christmas, something magical is happening in Sapphire Bay.Emma loves everything about living in Sapphire Bay. The scenery in the small Montana to... Read more

Romance, Contemporary

Christmas with the Sheriff By Victoria James

Discover the true meaning of Christmas with this beautiful, poignant story about overcoming loss, the strength of family, and finding love again… It’s... Read more

Romance, Fiction and Literature, Contemporary

Oklahoma Christmas Blues By Maggie Shayne

Darryl is on a quest for peace. His chance at fatherhood was taken from him long ago, and an IED in Iraq ensured he’d never get another. In Big Falls,... Read more

Contemporary, Romance, Western

The Sheriff's Christmas Angel By Debra Holt

Angels. Emma Cramer doesn't consider herself an angel by any stretch of the imagination. Temporarily stranded, broke and unable to pursue her dreams o... Read more

Contemporary, Romance

Christmas Nights By J.H. Croix

A swoon-worthy, small town holiday romance from USA Today Bestselling Author J.H. Croix! Janie almost drowned when she met Travis. Way to impress a... Read more

Contemporary, Romance

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