So many ideas – these should keep us busy for a while:

Not an Elf (Jake & Boo #4): It’s Jake & Boo’s first Christmas together, and they’re off to Waxahachie to spend it with Petreski’s family. As if meeting your boyfriend’s parents isn’t nerve-wracking enough, there’s also a mob of siblings, a town full of gossips, trouble with the local holiday displays, and something’s going bump in the night (and not in the good way). In a house full of Cats, the nights are anything but silent, and a dead body in a manger scene isn’t helping.

Love Letters (Cable’s Bend #?): Jonathan Heywood thought he had lost everything – his wife and son, his partner, his home. But when the past comes calling, Jon discovers that not all is lost.

Cable’s Bend #?: When Brad inherited his aunt’s historic inn, no one expected him to make a go of it, much less turn it into one of the region’s hottest destinations. When his first love, the artist who broke his heart years ago, hits rock bottom and asks for his help, Brad can’t say no. But Brad’s not the same starry-eyed teen he was in high school. Now he’s got responsibilities, experience, and a shot at something real.

Cable’s Bend #?: Paul owns and runs the local feed store with his sister, and life is pretty good overall. Between long hours and small town life, his romantic prospects are pretty slim, but he figures he does okay. Then a surprise order from an irate goat farmer leads to an even more surprising encounter. Small town life is about to get a lot more exciting.

Cable’s Bend #?: Ross O’Connor has worked hard for his reputation as one of the best builders in the region. Maybe he’s worked too hard. Now his sister and niece need his help, and he can’t say no to family, even though his own health is failing. When he takes on what should be a simple remodel, he finds himself in the sights of Al Sorensen. Al’s wanted Ross for years, but Ross isn’t sure he can handle what that entails.