Have Yourself a Mary Kay Andrews Christmas

by Susan Roberts

Mary Kay Andrews is one of my favorite authors.  You can always depend on her books to bring a smile to your face and a happily ever after ending.  All of her Christmas books have been added to my Kindle to read in the next three weeks.  Here are highlights of her seven Christmas books.

If you are looking for more books to read for Christmas, be sure to check out all the 25 Days of Christmas Reading recommendations.

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Legend by Karina Halle ~ a Review

by MK French

Katrina Van Tassel, Ichabod Crane, and Brom Bones are working together to figure out the mystery of the Headless Horsemen and why Kat's family wants her to marry Brom and have his baby so badly. The three are entangled together, and can't help but feel the increasing feelings between them.

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5 Christian Christmas Romance Novels

by Donna Huber

If you are looking for clean holiday romance novels that also celebrate the true meaning of Christmas, here are 5 novels to read. 

If you are looking for more books to read for Christmas, be sure to check out all the 25 Days of Christmas Reading recommendations.

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The World at Home by Ginny Kubitz Moyer ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

A coming-of-age story about a young woman discovering love, loss, and the power of her own creativity in World War II San Francisco.

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Best Selling Holiday Fiction

by Donna Huber

We are a week away from Christmas! If you haven't started your Christmas reading, you need to get on that. Here are some of the best-selling ebooks in holiday fiction.

If you are looking for more books to read for Christmas, be sure to check out all the 25 Days of Christmas Reading recommendations.

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The Queen Who Came in from the Cold by S.J. Bennett ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

1961, England.

The Queen is spending a night on board the royal train with her entourage and her sister, Princess Margaret. But before they reach their destination, an unreliable witness claims to have seen a brutal murder from one of the carriages.

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Scary Ghost Stories and Tales of Christmases Long, Long Ago

By Donna Huber

The other day, I heard the song It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year. I listen to this song every year, but this year, the line "scary ghost stories" struck me. In Victorian times, it was customary for ghost stories to be shared around the fire during the holidays. The most famous, of course, being A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens. The song was written in 1963, so perhaps the tradition of ghost stories continued much longer into the 20th century. Though the Victorians shared any type of ghost story, not necessarily about Christmas, here are a few holiday-themed scary ghost stories for your Christmas reading.

If you are looking for more books to read for Christmas, be sure to check out all the 25 Days of Christmas Reading recommendations.

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Books for Movie Buffs and Gamers

by MK French

As readers, we always want others around us to enjoy books too. Perhaps you have someone on your list that you want to be a reader but they haven't shown much interest in books. Sometimes, helping them find a book that ties in with something else they enjoy can start them on their reading journey. If you have a movie buff or a gamer on your list, these books would make great gifts.

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Silent Night, Deadly Night by Armando Muñoz ~ a Review

by MK French

In 1971, five-year-old Billy Chapman watched a man dressed as Santa Claus kill his parents. Raised by a sadistic Catholic nun with his little brother, Billy is determined to live a normal life. In 1984, he was forced to dress as Santa Claus for the holidays to make ends meet. Still dressed as Santa, he snaps and goes on a rampage, punishing all those he deems naughty.

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Books for Pet Lovers

by Donna Huber

Have you finished your holiday shopping? If not, and you have pet lovers on your list, these books would be perfect for them.

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Family Fun and Reindeer Games

by Donna Huber

Kids will soon be home for the holidays. You don't want to be the parents in the song "It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas." (You know the lyric: "And Mom and Dad can hardly wait for school to start again".) If you have really young children, check out the list of current and classic Christmas books. If your kids are a little older, here are some fun books for the whole family to join in reindeer games.

If you are looking for more books to read for Christmas, be sure to check out all the 25 Days of Christmas Reading recommendations.

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New Books in A Yuletide Creek Series by Kimberly Thomas

by Susan Roberts

Kimberly Thomas has new books in her holiday series that takes place in Yuletide Creek - a small town that really knows how to celebrate the Christmas season.

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