Watching romantic Christmas movies can be the perfect plan for a winter date night at home. And if you love these kinds of stories…


A Godwink Christmas: Miracle of Love. Poster of the 2021 movie and cover of the 2018 book, Godwink Christmas Stories
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Godwink Christmas Stories
Squire Rushnell, Louise DuArt, 2018
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Heather Hawthorn Doyle, 2021

Brought together by community service, Eric and Joy find new purpose at Christmas. As they help a family rebuild their home, coincidences and a medical miracle lead them to believe in destiny.


The Naughty List. Poster of the 2019 movie and cover of the 2018 book
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The Naughty List
Emma Chase, 2018
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Olivia Grace Applegate, 2019

Evie Sanders, a waitress in Colorado, is madly in love with Jace Winters, her boss. Despite being there for four years, she has never approached Jace. Once she finishes compiling her ‘Naughty List’ in anonymity for her friend’s sexuality class, this might alter.


Christmas with a Prince: The Royal Baby. Poster of the 2021 movie and cover of the 2011 book, Prince on the Children's Ward
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Prince on the Children's Ward
Sarah Morgan, 2011
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Marco Deufemia, 2021

Things get complicated for the expecting Prince Alexander and Dr. Tasha when a Royal State Visit is planned abroad, passing through her hometown. The couple must struggle with defying tradition and delivering, literally, on expectations.


A Christmas Miracle for Daisy. Poster of the 2021 movie and cover of the 2015 book
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A Christmas Miracle for Daisy
Jane Porter, 2015
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Mike Rohl, 2021

Whitney Alder owns interior design firm Marietta Designs, which she runs with her friend Andi in the small town of Marietta, Montana. Whitney is designing Santa’s float for the annual Marietta Christmas Parade when a potential job opportunity comes her way: the full redesign of a landmark home by Christmas Eve.


Much Ado About Christmas. Poster of the 2021 movie and cover of the 1598 book, Much Ado About Nothing
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Much Ado About Nothing
William Shakespeare, 1598
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Michael Damian, 2021

Haley is beloved in her community of Winterstone for acts of kindness. She is also the daughter of one of Winterstone’s wealthiest residents Leona Lloyd. Despite Haley’s down-to-earth demeanor, she is financially set as Leona’s only heir – information she fails to share with new love interest Claud, an artsy, hopeless romantic. A modern day re-imagining set at Christmas of William Shakespeare’s play “Much Ado About Nothing”.


Christmas Beneath the Stars. Poster of the 2021 movie and cover of the 2020 book
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Christmas Beneath the Stars
Melissa Hill, 2020
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Lane Shefter Bishop, 2021

Photographer and anonymous holiday blogger, Hannah Reed, ends up in Alaska, at Christmas World, a rather run-down tourist destination. When the owner’s son, Ben, plans to revitalize the place back to its former glory, Hannah jumps in to help, sparking a new romance… but it’s all put in jeopardy once she discovers the place is about to be bulldozed by a big developer and Ben finds out Hannah’s actually there to do a review.


Boyfriends of Christmas Past. Poster of the 2021 movie and cover of the 2019 book
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Boyfriends of Christmas Past
Edie Grace, 2019
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Don McBrearty, 2021

Leading up to Christmas, marketing executive, Lauren, is visited by the ghosts of four ex-boyfriends. She must learn to open her heart or risk losing her best friend, Nate.


Sexy Scrooge. Poster of the 2020 movie and cover of the 2018 book
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Sexy Scrooge
Vi Keeland, Penelope Ward, 2018
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Louise Alston, 2020

The last thing Meredith wanted on a chilly Christmas Eve was to ride in an Uber with a brazen lawyer named Scrooge. It was already terrible enough that she was going to court for a free eviction. But perhaps things wouldn’t go so badly after all. As they struggled through the storm, she and the Sexy Scrooge began to bond.


The Package. Poster of the 2020 movie and cover of the 2019 book
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The Package
Kristy Bromberg, 2019
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Louise Alston, 2020

Jules Jilliland’s Christmas week cannot possibly get much worse. She has been fired from her job, dumped by her lover, hit by a car on the motorway, and now she’s trapped in an elevator with a hot stranger. Will the misfortune of their parcel swapping turn out to be a happy accident that unexpectedly makes her holidays better?


The Merry Mistake. Poster of the 2020 movie and cover of the 2018 book
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The Merry Mistake
Vi Keeland, Penelope Ward, 2018
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Louise Alston, 2020

Things became heated when Piper unintentionally mistaken a stunning man relaxing outside her building for a hungry homeless person. He referred to her as righteous even though all she was attempting to do was do something kind for the holidays. She referred to him by a much worse name. Wish she didn’t have to see him once more. But destiny has other ideas.


A Holiday Lift. Poster of the 2020 movie and cover of the 2018 book
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A Holiday Lift
Corinne Michaels, 2018
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Louise Alston, 2020

Holly wishes Christmas didn’t exist.  Another holiday season without a mistletoe kiss. Of course, it doesn’t help that Holly got involved with the guy she should have avoided following her last heartbreaking split. Dean Pritchard, her greatest rival. She can’t get him out of her brain even though he didn’t bother contacting after their romantic night. Holly is unable to escape her office crush any longer when a snowstorm confines the two of them in an elevator.


A Mrs. Miracle Christmas. Poster of the 2021 movie and cover of the 2019 book
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A Mrs. Miracle Christmas
Debbie Macomber, 2019
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Janet D. Munro, 2021

As the holiday season begins, Laurel McCullough could use some good news. She and her husband, Zach, have been praying for a baby that seems more and more like an impossible dream, and they’ve had to move in with her beloved grandmother, Helen, who’s having trouble taking care of herself. Mrs. Miracle will swoop in to renew their Christmas Spirit, and they experience a holiday of heavenly proportions.

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TRENT REZNOR (Musician)