Let’s Not and Sleigh We Did by J.P. Sterling 💕Book Blitz and $20 Gift Card Giveaway 💕 (Contemporary Holiday Romance)

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So maybe I love him, but we agreed not to do that . . . whoops!

Oh, oh, the mistletoe, hung where I did NOT see.

My brother’s friend waits for me and gets down on one knee—What is happening?

Somebody stop it, please!
Oh, those dreamy blue eyes batting at me, and all the words he dares to say.
This is bad.
Like really, really bad.
We’re now planning a wedding day.
But it’s all for a good reason, not love.
Oh, cough, cough, let’s not bust out the L-word.
It’s purely business.
It is a solid plan until it isn’t.
So maybe I love him, but we agreed not to do that . . . whoops!

Let’s Not and Sleigh We Did is a fake marriage of convenience, brother’s best friend, just-kisses-but-all-the-swoons romcom. Oh, yeah, there’s a fluffy cow too!

A ring.

Not just any ring, a rose gold band.

“What are you doing?” I whisper, a little harshly, the ring pulsating in my peripheral vision.

“We talked about this, remember?” Luke’s voice drops, rasping.

“We talked about marriage.” I tilt my head to one side, as if I’m physically dividing this argument in half., “But not this, and not in front of them.”

“You’re being modest.” He laughs, tossing a look back at his parents. “I thought it would be nice to share this moment with them.”

“You did?” my voice squeaks, as I’m totally blindsided and wishing I had at least a heads- up. The arrangement had sounded so much more business casual than what’s going on right now. A proposal on one knee is not business casual. This is my heart in my throat, and I’m about to throw up. “Where did you get a ring?” I hiss.

“I bought it today.”

“Today?” I grapple for my throat, praying something gives before I pass out.

“Yeah, today when I was thinking about you.”

Doing a hard pause on the word, you, he’s still holding the ring awkwardly in his hand. I frantically search his face for signs of a prank, but he doesn’t have an ounce of humor curved into a smile.

He’s one-hundred-percent serious.

Quakes rumble against my rib cage. This is an act. I’m clearly about to blow our cover as I’m acting so confused, but this whole thing is blowing my mind. “This is happening so fast.”

“It’s okay. Better than okay.” He takes my hand in his, holding it in front of him. “Ten years ago, you kissed me on a dare. You didn’t know it at the time, but I was already falling in love with you. You were my first kiss, but I knew in that moment, I wanted you to be my last.”

I blink. Everything about his proposal sounds genuine.

My gaze floats to his mom; her hands clasp together in front of her, but her gaze is piercing in my direction. Luke’s dad has a that’s-my-boy grin laced on his lips.

And Luke!

Luke’s winning an Oscar for his acting. His gaze dials right into mine, like it’s boring a trail through my eyes right to my heart. I can’t even tell it’s a fake proposal, and I one-thousand- percent know it’s fake.

It is fake . . . right?

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Jade O’lette
The plan was simple.
Work hard and reduce expenses, until I paid off all my debt.
So easy.
Until I crashed into my neighbor’s car.
Yes, the hot guy I referred to as Mr. December.
Oddly, he was super sweet and even offered to fix my car.
Then I learned he had a small favor to ask of me.
All I had to do was pretend to be his fake date to one-up his nemesis cousin.
That should be easy, right?

Evan Gabbert
Sure, I was way too old to be living at my parents’ home, but I had my reasons.
It’s not like I had to explain it to anyone.
Until I was forced to have Christmas dinner with my not-so-nice cousin who recently got engaged.
There was no way I was going to show up to dinner without a date.
Problem: I didn’t know any available females.
I got so lucky when one crashed into my car.
Solution: She instantly became part of my plan.
It was perfect, until my heart started to race at Mach 200 speeds whenever she was near me.
Was fake dating supposed to have this much . . . chemistry?
Mingle All the Way is a fake date, sweet romantic comedy with a HEA

Holidays are a time to eat, drink and get married!

Or at least that is what my best friend, Nick, and I joked about but neither one of us thought would happen!

It all started with a marriage pact—if neither of us were married by the time we were thirty, we would meet in Mapleton on Christmas and get hitched. We even booked the honeymoon suite to seal the pact! Then we went on with our separate lives, sure we would never need a backup mate.

Then it happened.

The holiday turned into a Holidaze.

I woke up in a honeymoon suite with a wedding gown on and rice in my hair.

Clearly, it was a misunderstanding—we didn’t actually get married.

We did the most obvious thing and retraced our steps. However, while waiting to find out my true marital status, my heart started to go thumpity-thump, making me ponder if maybe I did have feelings for Nick.

Now I must decide if I should confess my feelings, and risk ruining our friendship, or forever wonder if we could be happy together.

'Tis the Season to Get Married is a clean and wholesome, friends-to-lovers, romantic comedy.

J.P. Sterling grew up watching old reruns of Lucille Ball and Mary Tyler Moore and fell in love with wholesome entertainment and slapstick comedy. She loves leaning into the over-the-top humor and full circle moments, especially if it means the underdog gets to shine.

Aside from writing, she's also a wife and homeschooling mom, a holistic dietitian, a former college professor and lover of all things dark chocolate.

*No swears. Just kisses. No Blasphemies.*