Lucy Holliday’s had a long day—a full day at the Eastport Women’s Medical Group and two deliveries at Eastport General Hospital—and it’s still not over. Being an ob-gyn on call is sure to mean she’ll be back at the hospital before the night is over. All she wants is to get her grocery shopping done and get home to see her daughter for a while before the inevitable happens.

Keaton Thatcher is all set to open his new home goods store front. One quick trip to the storeroom for a ladder so he can change a lightbulb, and he can head home and relax after a long day at work. Except the sound of crying in his storeroom leads him to the back corner of the room where he finds a very pregnant young girl about to give birth.

Will Dr. Holliday deliver a Christmas miracle, or will the delivery in Keaton’s storeroom bring a miracle into his and Lucy’s lives?

Manrick Allman doesn't have a phone, let alone all the latest and greatest apps. That is, until his master, Archer Radcliffe, insists he get a new Diphone and the new dating app that's all the rage. Manrick isn't interested in dating, not anymore, but since it's an order, he finds himself in line at the strip mall that houses the Diphone store.

After Claudia Scott's Great Dane stepped on her phone and cracked the screen, she heads to the Diphone store to get the latest model. Tired of her nosy, clingy neighbor, Claudia decides to check out the Love Bites dating app just to meet someone to pal around with.

Manrick and Claudia used to know each other, but it's been hundreds of years since they've talked. After they bump into each other at the grocery store, they exchange numbers and start their friendship over.

What they don't share immediately is that they both have profiles on the Love Bites dating app. Instead, they talk about other things they have in common—a love of reading and movies, bourbon, and downhome life.

What happens when Claudia unknowingly swipes right on Manrick's profile?

Sam Walker traded her chalkboard and lesson plans for a beach and a bar, and she's never been happier. No more smart-mouthed junior high kids, no more pain-in-the-backside parents, and no more dreary snow days. Instead, Sam spends her mornings with a leisurely cup of coffee on her small private patio, sells wine and books for a living, and walks the beach whenever she chooses.

Who needs a man to be happy?

Roman Ewing retired young from his family practice. His adult kids have flown the coop, his ex-wife doesn't need him around anymore, and he's tired of long, cold winters in the Midwest. Roman's ready for a little RR, and where better to rest and relax but a beach town—Love Beach, to be exact.

Who needs love to enjoy life?

When Roman wanders into Book　Barrel, he's interested in a glass of cabernet sauvignon and a good book. He finds more than he bargained for, starting with cool and carefree Sam Walker. Sparks might fly, but will either of them even notice since they're not looking for love?