All five-year-old Olivia Beacon wants for Christmas is a dad… 

How on earth is single mom Hannah Beacon supposed to make that happen? To make matters worse, her holiday season is off to a rocky start. Between transferring ownership of the family bakery amid her mom’s decline, raising her young daughter, and the onslaught of Christmas orders, she can’t handle much more. And then her estranged husband shows up on her doorstep.

In the New Year, Daniel Ford is set to begin production on a TV show for the Hope and Family network. After years in the industry, the role is his biggest break yet. But when he sees his wife on screen with a mini version of herself, he realizes his shot at fame is on the line.

Together, Daniel and Hannah agree to start legal divorce proceedings—until Daniel comes face to face with the child that spurred his return. He can’t walk out of his daughter’s life, nor can he continue to deny his feelings for his wife. Will the career Daniel’s always wanted take center stage? Or can the two forgive past hurts to make their daughter’s Christmas wish a reality?

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I 100% genuinely love the Hallmark Channel’s annual Countdown to Christmas programming. I love everything about the movies, from the sweet romance to the thoroughly decorated sets. It’s so great to turn on the TV to feel-good programming and work on a puzzle, wrap gifts, or bake cookies. My family will watch with me (occasionally) and I don’t have to worry about what is on the screen.

I also love that so many other networks and services are upping their made-for-TV movie game. Especially UPtv and Lifetime.

A few of my past favorite movies are Switched for Christmas, Christmas at the Plaza, and Timeless Christmas. I’m looking forward to re-watching those this year!

It’s no secret how much I love the Christmas season (I mean, I start celebrating with Hallmark’s Countdown to Christmas in October). I’m delighted to be sharing holiday-themed guest posts throughout November and December from some of my favorite romance authors.

Anaiah Press releases wonderful faith-filled stories year-round. And, every year, a few new seasonal novellas are published. In fact, one of those stories, Jerry Todt’s A Maple Valley Christmas was made into a movie (of the same name) that’ll premiere on Hallmark Movies and Mysteries this year.

I hope you’ll stop by throughout November and December and find a festive, feel-good, new favorite!

Want a sneak peek of all the Anaiah Press Christmas books? Click here for the collection on Amazon.