Holiday Romance Series by Melissa Dymond

10% of proceeds donated to fund colon cancer research. Please note-this novel comes in TWO different versions:1) A spicy/open-door version (explicit language and sex scenes)2) A clean/sweet/closed-door version (no language and kissing only)I want ALL my readers to feel comfortable, so choose the best version for you. One doctor. One movie star. One house.One month until Christmas.What could go wrong? Dr. Gwen Wright is having a not-so-merry Christmas... more10% of proceeds donated to fund colon cancer research. Please note-this novel comes in TWO different versions:1) A spicy/open-door version (explicit language and sex scenes)2) A clean/sweet/closed-door version (no language and kissing only)I want ALL my readers to feel comfortable, so choose the best version for you. One doctor. One movie star. One house.One month until Christmas.What could go wrong? Dr. Gwen Wright is having a not-so-merry Christmas.For the month of December, she’s alone, house-sitting for her mother and new stepfather. Her surgically precise world gets a plot twist when Caleb Lawson—world-famous movie star on the run from the paparazzi and his secrets—crash lands in her kitchen. Besides being a Hollywood heartthrob, Caleb is also her stepdad’s nephew. He thinks he has as much right to stay in the house as she does, but as far as Gwen’s concerned, she’s the landlord and he’s the squatter. Forced to share the small space, Gwen is drawn to the moody celebrity.Sure, sometimes he can be a Grinch, but when Caleb finally touches Gwen, it makes her jingle bells ring. But the future looms like a foggy Christmas Eve. With no red-nosed reindeer to guide them, can Gwen and Caleb overcome their differences? After all, she’s ordinary, and he’s a star.Falling in love is going to take a Christmas miracle. Holiday Star is a swoon-inducing, page-turning, celebrity romance novel with the perfect blend of angst and tension. Read if you like enemies-to-lovers, forced proximity, tons of chemistry, a touch of groveling, and happily ever after.Perfect for fans of Emily Henry, Lucy Score, Tessa Bailey, and Sophie Lark. less

Please note--book is offered in TWO different1) A spicy/open-door version with mild explicit language and sex scenes2) A sweet/clean/closed-door version with no language and only kissing.I want ALL of my readers to feel comfortable, so please choose the best version for you. Gwen Gwen and Caleb are madly in love, so walking down the aisle should be as smooth as Santa sliding down the chimney on Christmas Eve, but when Jack Frost sends a blizzard, their Christmas cookies start to crumble... morePlease note--book is offered in TWO different1) A spicy/open-door version with mild explicit language and sex scenes2) A sweet/clean/closed-door version with no language and only kissing.I want ALL of my readers to feel comfortable, so please choose the best version for you. Gwen Gwen and Caleb are madly in love, so walking down the aisle should be as smooth as Santa sliding down the chimney on Christmas Eve, but when Jack Frost sends a blizzard, their Christmas cookies start to crumble. And the icing on the gingerbread house? There’s a stalker on the loose! This Holiday Wedding isn’t looking so holly jolly. It’ll take a Christmas miracle to get these two married. Jenny Jenny’s life is a lump of coal. Her career as a reporter has stalled, and her boss is grinch. Eager to leave LA, she dusts off her snow boots to spend a month in New York covering Caleb Lawson, fiancé of her best friend, Gwen. New York is merry and bright except for Dean, Caleb’s grumpy bodyguard. He put Jenny on the naughty list years ago. When these two reluctantly join forces to hunt down Caleb’s stalker, the hot cocoa starts steaming. But can this maid of honor and best man make it down the aisle before their newfound feelings turn frosty?Holiday Wedding is a dual POV (Gwen and Jenny), swoon-inducing, page-turning, holiday romance. Read if you like enemies-to-lovers, forced proximity, grumpy-sunshine, one bed, found family, and pulse-pounding suspense. less