This fun contemporary fantasy romance is a lighthearted read with quirky characters and lots of laughs.
Stay In The Christmas Spirit All Year With
All I Want For Christmas Is Santa
Successful businesswoman, Merry Claus, inherits a struggling toy factory and is thrust into a world of holiday cheer she’d rather avoid.
An otherworldly secret, a stubborn foreman nicknamed Santa, and a cast of quirky toymakers greet her in small town Appalachia.
Can this reluctant heiress rediscover the magic of Christmas and find unexpected love in the process? Or has the holiday spirit met its match in Merry Claus?
Praise For All I Want For Christmas Is Santa
A great mix of Hallmark goodness and fantasy shenanigans!
All I Want for Christmas is Santa is a mix between a Hallmark movie and has all the mischief that we’ve all come to love as Romantasy readers. There is a level of mystery of where did these people come from, why are they making toys, what is our FMC getting herself into, why is our MMC so happy go lucky and teasing, and when will our FMC learn she cannot keep up with their drinking habits?
If you like the sort of mystery that comes from a paranormal romance without the stakes being as high, you like the feel good warmth of a Christmas movie or Hallmark relationship, and you love supporting characters with flavor and sass all their own, pick up this book. It’s a quick read because of the lovely details included and you’ll want to unwrap the mystery of Poleton.
Fantasy and Hallmark
This is a fun sweet paranormal fantasy romance with a holiday Hallmark feel. Well-developed characters that you will fall in love with and root for their happy ending. The author does a great job developing the realistic and relatable characters. This story is well written and will draw you into the characters emotions. You feel all their angst and love.
A Santa is for life, not just for Christmas
Yes, yes, I know it’s March not December, but although this story takes place around Christmas time, I really didn’t feel like I was reading a ‘Christmas book’. Santa is not *that* Santa (he’s so much better!), the toy factory is not *that* toy factory and as for the elves… well, you’re just going to have to read it yourself and find out. I promise you won’t be disappointed.