This book was truly a surprise and such a pleasant read. I didn’t think I would love it as much as I did. Read the rest of my review in the Romantic Comedy Book Club Facebook Group or on romcombc.com.

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Unlike the first book, this one was pretty straightforward. Acting as somewhat of a continuation, we follow Kendall and Ryan to the cabin as they set up for Cameron and Elijah&rsquo;s honeymoon. Same premise as before: they are unexpectedly snowed in and have to make do until they are able to leave the cabin.
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The Best of Us (Book #2 of the Love in Isolation Series) by Kennedy Fox

I always have to remind myself that Tessa&rsquo;s books start off slow but end strong. Initially, I was worried about this one&mdash;it just couldn&rsquo;t hold my attention. There were simply too many subplots to follow: the rivalry between the mothers, Beat and Melody&rsquo;s past and present, the reunion, and the blackmail. Shame on me for underestimating Tessa&rsquo;s talent for weaving an incredible story.
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Wreck the Halls by Tessa Bailey 

While it is a standalone story, Snowed In takes place a little over two years after Holiday Romance. Keeping the same snappy dialogue and Walsh wit, Snowed In takes us back to the small town we fell in love with before, reintroduces us to the Fitzpatrick clan, and shows us that with a little Christmas magic, anything is possible. I will warn you, read Holiday Romance first; otherwise, you will have spoilers and may not understand the story of Andrew and Molly that continues in Snowed In.
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Snowed In by Catherine Walsh

Pleasantly surprised by the sweetness (get it) of the story, Lizzie captivated my attention and stole my heart with a classic will they/won&rsquo;t they, too stubborn for their own good strangers, to friends, to lovers story of two people who are determined to shut love out and the magic that brings them together. Read the rest of my review in the <a href="https://facebook.com/groups/romcombc">Romantic Comedy Book Club Facebook Group</a> or on <a href="https://romcombc.com/book/sweeter-than-chocolate/">romcombc.com.</a>

There is no better holiday gift than Drew Evans! Having read the entire Tangled Series, I always wondered how Drew proposed to Kate (he is the definition of &ldquo;go big or go home&rdquo;). Read the rest of my review in the Romantic Comedy Book Club Facebook Group or on romcombc.com.

An delightful serving of double trouble, this simply sweet strangers to lovers, mistaken identity romantic comedy is a great read for the holiday season. Read the rest of my review in the Romantic Comedy Book Club Facebook Group or on romcombc.com.

Coming in strong with their debut novella, Erin Rose sweeps you off your feet with a quick dip into the world of second chances, do-overs, and dreams come true. Read the rest of my review in the Romantic Comedy Book Club Facebook Group or on romcombc.com.

A sweet and insanely steamy holiday romance that will have you roasting like an open fire. Read the rest of my review in the Romantic Comedy Book Club Facebook Group or on romcombc.com.

Lindsey rings in the holiday season with sheer hilarity! The Christmas Wish gives Groundhog Day a run for its money with a Christmas Day that just won’t end! Read the rest of my review in the Romantic Comedy Book Club Facebook Group or on romcombc.com.

While this book resembles the format of your typical Hallmark movie, the delicious twists & turns of the story, the heated exchanges, and the down right laugh out loud moments is what makes it a must read. Read the rest of my review in the Romantic Comedy Book Club Facebook Group or on romcombc.com.

Blending the seasonal familiarity of Twelve Days of Christmas with the holiday fun of an advent calendar, Sophie Ranald takes us on a delightful journey of daring risks and ceasing the moment. Read the rest of my review in the Romantic Comedy Book Club Facebook Group or on romcombc.com.

Kate’s sarcastic remarks, dry humor, & anthropomorphic cat Mittens will keep a smile on your face. If you ever considered the world of online dating (or have already dabbled), this book is for you! Read the rest of my review in the Romantic Comedy Book Club Facebook Group or on romcombc.com.

I was NOT expecting the hilarious high jinks, flashbacks, and just all around good time this book offered. The witty banter and sarcastic comebacks alone are what make this such an enjoyable find! Read the rest of my review in the Romantic Comedy Book Club Facebook Group or on romcombc.com.

 I couldn't get ENOUGH of this book. The dialogue, the banter, the realistic conversations, and just the slow-burn swoon worthy story made this a book I couldn't put down. Read the rest of my review in the Romantic Comedy Book Club Facebook Group or on romcombc.com.

Just in time for the holidays, a nice dose of Holiday spirit (Hall for Short) is about to make you rethink the true power of love (and how you use a record player). Read the rest of my review in the Romantic Comedy Book Club Facebook Group or on romcombc.com.

This is the second book I have read by Jenny Holiday and I swear, if it was real, I would book a trip to Eldovia this holiday season! Read the rest of my review in the Romantic Comedy Book Club Facebook Group or on romcombc.com.

I will be honest, I wanted to love this book because I loved the first one so much and read the second to see where the story was going. The third book was just too predictable. Instead of being pulled into the story, it was a bunch of "Yeah - saw that coming" until the very last page. Disappointed.

Pop Quiz: How many "aww" sighs and giggles can one make while reading a book?

Answer: Read "Duke Actually" and you will find out! Ok not a real answer but I couldn’t get enough of this book.

It is just TOO cute!

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The way Joyce approached Zoey’s mission to find six true love matches allowed her to deep dive into the true essence of every type of relationships - flings, lost loves, new loves, and more. Read the rest of my review in the Romantic Comedy Book Club Facebook Group or on romcombc.com.

Words…there are not enough words to describe how much I loved this book! I laughed, I cried, I snorted (yes it is that funny), and I gasped. This…book…has…everything. Read the rest of my review in the Romantic Comedy Book Club Facebook Group or on romcombc.com.

Love Under Contract eBook by Cassie Connor

Holiday Romances

The Best of Us (Book #2 of the Love in Isolation Series) by Kennedy Fox

Wreck the Halls by Tessa Bailey

Snowed In by Catherine Walsh

Sweeter Than Chocolate by Lizzie Shane

It's a Wonderful Tangled Christmas Carol eBook by Emma Chase

The Holiday Swap by Maggie Knox

Christmas Passion and Hot Cocoa Cookies eBook by Erin Rose

Santa, Baby eBook (Book #1 of the Holiday Nights Series) by Eliza McLane

The Christmas Wish by Lindsey Kelk

A Princess for Christmas by Jenny Holiday

Love Under Contract eBook by Cassie Connor

Santa, Please Bring Me a Boyfriend by Sophie Ranald

Someone to Kiss by Jamie Anderson

The Valentine's Hate by Sidney Halston

Holiday Romance by Catherine Walsh

Just Like Magic by Sarah Hogle

So This is Christmas (Book #3 in the Eldovia Series) by Jenny Holiday

A Girl’s Best Friend (Book #3 - Tess Brookes Series)

Duke, Actually by Jenny Holiday

The Christmas Cupid by Jennifer Joyce

A Very Merry Bromance (Book #5 of The Bromance Book Club Series) by Lyssa Kay Adams