Christmas Drama Fiction

A heartfelt contemporary women's fiction novel about friendship, unexpected love, and life-changing choices... When Jessica lands a new job, she never expects to find her workplace soulmate in Sam. Their instant connection blossoms into a friendship that feels unshakeable, their days filled with shared laughter and secret confidences. After a wine-fueled New Year's Eve heart-to-heart leads to an impulsive pact, Jessica wonders if their relationship could become something more. But one fateful night changes everything. What begins as a celebration spirals into an evening that will alter both...

Christmas for a single-mom is hard enough, and the last thing Maggie needs is to be called back home to Sutter's Mountain to deal with a father she hasn't seen or spoken to in fifteen years. She's been asking for help and advice, but for some reason, God doesn't seem to be listening. Or maybe He has a round-about way of getting things done, and getting stubborn folks to stop hurting one another... and Maggie, and her father, will have to learn the hard way. A Christmas short story about the generations of one family coming together and mending past hurts that will warm your heart.

Organised. Neat. Lonely. Kathy Simmonds is alone at Christmas this year, after her beloved husband John passed away a few months ago. She keeps her home spick and span, struggling with her grief for a family she has lost or lost touch with. But a chance phone call from Battersea Dogs and Cats Home opens the door to something new. She meets Scruff, a messy Jack Russell with a heart of gold who has been left for dead on the streets of London.

The Christmas holiday isn’t looking so merry for Londyn Parker. Fed up with her parents arguing every night, she seeks out the attention of a boy online as an escape from the reality of her horrible home life. But Londyn’s Christmas spirit totally disappears when her mother delivers unexpected news and The Slumber Sisters are driven into action once again to try and help one of their own.

Oracle Street, Norwich, has just been labelled by the press as 'The worst place to live in Norfolk this Christmas?' and morale is at an all-time low. In the past few weeks, presents have been going missing from residents' homes, and there are rumours going back and forth that maybe it's one of their own who's been doing the stealing....

When devastating circumstances rid a family of their house at Christmas time, Danny is forced to make a tough decision: going back home. While many families do the same, it has been five years since Danny has seen his mother, and they did not part on the best of circumstances. But now, he is being called to spend the holidays with family, whether he wants to or not.