A heart-warming second-chance Christmas romantic comedy.

When a hot-as-hell angel falls through newly-separated Merri Wright’s roof on Christmas Eve little does she know her house and her life are about to get completely turned upside down – which is exactly what she needs.

Coming to grips with her husband leaving her for a much younger woman, Merri needs calm, peace and tranquillity to heal. But that’s the last thing she’s going to get now that sexy, upbeat angel, Chris, has crashed into her small town — and her living room.

Wounded from his fall, he convinces her to help him in his quest to discover why he’s been sent to earth while he helps her fix her demolished home. Now, Merri reluctantly finds herself swept up in a magical and strange partnership with a drop-dead gorgeous, winged man. And rather than having a quiet winter break to lick her wounds, she’s rebuilding her home with a handsome stranger hell-bent on making her laugh and kissing her all over.

But Merri wants none of it. After all, he’s far too young for her, and her heart is frozen. Still, as the silly season goes on, she’s finding him equally hard to resist, and the thaw sets in.

As Christmas Day approaches, Chris learns why he’s been sent to earth, and Merri’s worries compound when her interfering adult children arrive to surprise her, threatening to melt wishes and promises like snowflakes in the face of real life and relationships.

Will Christmas end in double heartbreak for Merri? Or will this hunky, jovial angel help her break away from the past and soar towards a bright future by his side?

This is a fun and feel-good, closed-door Christmas romance with timeless themes of later-in-life second-chance love and the magic of the festive season.

When I won The Games

And won his hand

I thought I’d won his heart

I was wrong.

Now I understand the Vampire Bachelor Games were just a teaser, a trial run for the real game of being a royal vampire’s wife. A game I’m not equipped to survive.

And I realise I don’t know the man I fell in love with at all.

Political intrigue, bloody rituals, debauchery and death are just part of life for me now that I’ve married this bloody-thirsty, murderous bastard.

I need to escape before he kills me.

The only problem is I’m going to leave my heart behind, one way or the other.