Monroe Brothers Series (Books 1-3)

These brothers aren't thrilled about Christmas but they'll melt your heart!Grumpy brothers, a Christmas tree farm, and a holiday spirit that's been all but forgotten. But when these bubbly women show up with Christmas cheer to spare, could they be the key to rekindling the magic they've lost? Or will this holiday season go down in history as their worst one yet? Find out in these heartwarming, feel-good holiday romances!Includes the first three books in The Monroe Brothers Series.Runaway Love: I never thought that, on my wedding day, I would literally bolt from my wedding, and into the arms of a grumpy mountain man. Emmett offers me a much-needed respite from the chaos, inviting me into his cabin to "e;hide out"e; until all the wedding guests leave. But I never think that we will get stuck together for days in the one-bed cabin during a major snowstorm, completely cut off from the outside world.Finding Sunshine: I'm 100% focused on my daughter, I don't have time for socializing, dating, or falling for a grumpy mountain man whose family owns a Christmas Tree Farm. But Knox is constantly there, offering support and friendship and unknowingly reminding me that I'm still a hot-blooded woman and not just a mother. Because Christmas is his job, Knox has completely lost his Christmas spirit, but in return for his generosity, I'm determined to help him find it once more.Reviving Hearts: A long time ago I fell in love with my brother's best friend, Heath. We kept our relationship a secret, knowing my brother would never approve. I had faith that in time we would come clean and declare our love to the world, but Heath broke things off before that could ever happen. I fled from my hometown and vowed never to return. Now I've inherited my grandmother's Inn and I have no choice but to go back. It's not as simple as just selling the property, it needs to be renovated first. When the realtor said he knew just the guy, I never suspected it would be Heath. The moment he steps back into my life, I can't deny that the attraction is even greater than it was all those years ago.