A Married Little Christmas by Abby Jimenez is a cheerful holiday romance collection featuring three interconnected stories filled with witty banter, surprising encounters, and the kind of romantic complications that make Christmas unforgettable. Spanning the festive season from Thanksgiving to New Year's, this collection brings together former lovers, unexpected attractions, and people who discover that love rarely follows a sensible plan.
In
Sweater Weather, Anna's Christmas dinner is already heading toward disaster when her high school ex, Jeremy, unexpectedly reappears. With family expectations adding pressure to an awkward reunion, the two find themselves pretending to be together to keep everyone happy. Their fake dating arrangement soon raises questions about the feelings and unresolved history that remain between them. Can they find their way back to each other, or are some old wounds too difficult to overcome?
Stealing Christmas introduces Matty, whose unfortunate bet leaves him spending an entire day in a diner wearing a zombie Santa costume. His plans to endure the embarrassment and move on change when he meets Rhiannon, the witty server who makes the experience far more enjoyable than expected. As the hours pass, their playful exchanges turn an absurd situation into an unexpected romantic opportunity.
In
Marry Little Christmas, Lauren and William meet while trying to stop their friends from marrying after knowing each other for only three days. As they work together to prevent what they consider a terrible decision, they discover that their own feelings may be moving just as quickly.
Each story offers a different take on holiday romance, from rekindled love to unexpected chemistry and whirlwind attraction. Jimenez balances festive humor with affectionate family moments, lively dialogue, and the comforting promise of new beginnings.
For readers seeking Christmas romance books with funny situations, lovable characters, and feel good endings,
A Married Little Christmas is a festive collection that celebrates the delightful unpredictability of falling in love.