The Christmas Lights on Larkin Street

by Josie Kettering · Hollins Ferry Holidays, Book 1 · RPC Publishing House · Ebook, about 38,000 words · $9.99

What it is

A low-spice, closed-door small-town Christmas romance set in Hollins Ferry, Wisconsin. Theo Adair, a grumpy engineer, comes home to sell his late grandmother's house, the one with the town's famous Christmas lights. Rosie Delgado, the sunshine house cleaner who still has the key, won't let the lights go dark. Grumpy/sunshine, forced proximity, snowed in, with a complete happily ever after and an epilogue.

Who it's for

• Readers of clean or low-spice holiday romance
• Fans of grumpy/sunshine and small-town tropes
• Anyone wanting a cozy, complete Christmas read with no cliffhanger

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Questions readers ask

Is The Christmas Lights on Larkin Street a clean romance?

It is low spice and closed door: kissing only, no explicit scenes, mild language.

Does it end on a cliffhanger?

No. It's a complete standalone with a happily ever after and an epilogue.

What tropes are in it?

Grumpy/sunshine, forced proximity, snowed in, small town, coming home and found family.

Is it part of a series?

Book 1 of Hollins Ferry Holidays; each book stands alone.

Where is it set?

A small river town in central Wisconsin in December.

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