A tropey trio of trapped-together romances combine cozy by-the-fire flirtation and an air of anticipation in this holiday collection.

Lodge Number 13 by Lexy Needham

A winter storm and a spontaneous act of kindness see Phillip Aster's planned weekend of rest and relaxation interrupted by the arrival of charming matchmaker Rick Bythesea, the last man he'd choose to be snowed in with.

Still reeling from Aster's threat to his family's business and future, Rick is beyond surprised to find out that the mysterious benefactor who's offered him shelter is the ruthless lawyer who wants them out of their ancestral home.

Can they find enough common ground to see them through until the roads clear, or could a change of scenery lay the foundations for a future they had both ruled out?

Snowstorm by Blake Ellis Paige

Gabriel is a head chef, and totally okay with his grumpy, grumbly reputation - it keeps people at a safe distance, after all. But then one fateful night he runs into Casey - literally - and the spark is instantaneous.

Casey shines so brightly, like a star Gabriel is happy to admire from afar. The fact that Casey is hired on as a server at Gabriel's restaurant does complicate things, though. It's serendipity. It's also torture, as Gabriel spends his work days becoming more and more enamored.

Everything changes the night of the staff holiday party and a giant snowstorm. Gabriel begins to let Casey in, unable to resist his pull. But Casey would never want anyone like him, would he? Is there any going back for Gabriel?

Booked for the Holidays by Cleo Blue

Hugo is a lonely top chef on the verge of burnout. Ashton is a writer with a deadline who's lost his faith in happy endings. 

When they end up stuck together in the same cabin, sparks start to fly as Hugo rediscovers his passion in the kitchen and Ash finds his imagination racing faster than his fingers over the keyboard.

Can these two lonely hearts find love in time to make the season merry and bright? Get Booked for the Holidays and find out.

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