Luca & Ivy and the Four Calling Birds

Would you rather be stranded in a snowstorm with Miss All-things Christmas or the Grinch? Ivy
If you ever find yourself on the run, do not, I repeat, do not drive off the road and into an icy pond. Should you have such an accident, do not wander into the woods to a chalet with a blazing fire. But if you lose feeling in your toes and go inside to warm up, do not, I repeat, do not, doze off. Luca
I came up to the mountains to escape: myself, responsibility, and most of all women. So when I return home to find one snoozing in front of my fire, I can't be blamed for being ticked off. Did I threaten her? Absolutely not. Did I offer her a warm meal? Probably should've. As for a place to stay? No way. Ivy
With a blizzard raging outside, I'm stuck with a grumpy, gruff, grouchy huntsman who hates Christmas. Who doesn't love the most wonderful time of the year? A beast, that's who. Although Luca would be a hot beast if he'd tame his beard. But that's the least of my problems. Actually, it's one I'm determined to solve (the Christmas thing and the wild facial hair) because the actual issue is a problem for tomorrow...if there is a tomorrow, seeing as my "ex" is after me and all. Time to seize the holiday! Luca
Just because I run a Christmas tree farm, doesn't mean I have to put one up, trim it, or expect Santa to pop out of the chimney and deliver presents. That's for people who have holly, jolly cheer. Who still have hope. People like the woman who appeared in my life. Come to think of it, Ivy is kind of like Mrs. Claus, if old Saint Nick's missus were a knockout. Haunted by ghosts of the past, I'll need a Christmas miracle to enjoy the season. Then again, maybe the biggest gift is already sitting in my living room. This is book 3 in the Costa Brothers Cozy Christmas Comfort Romance Series, following six single, stubborn, and loyal brothers as they find their happily ever afters. They're clean and wholesome romance, faith-friendly, stand alone stories but are best enjoyed together.