Fifteen days. One fake engagement. A Christmas neither of them saw coming.
Maggie Callaghan has no intention of falling in love again. She's already learned how much it hurts to lose someone, and keeping her heart safely out of reach seems like a perfectly reasonable plan.
Unfortunately, Christmas with the Prescott family comes with fifteen days of outrageous traditions, a houseful of relatives, and one formidable grandmother who considers an unattached woman a problem in need of solving.
Grant Prescott knows better.
He knows what Maggie has lost, and he has no intention of letting his grandmother's well-meaning interrogation reopen old wounds. So when the questions start flying, Grant does what comes naturally: he steps in, takes charge, and gives Maggie something neither of them expected.
A fiancé.
A fake one, naturally.
Grant is confident he can handle fifteen days of pretending. He's survived his family's Christmas celebrations before, and keeping Maggie safe from a little holiday matchmaking shouldn't be difficult.
But somewhere between the ridiculous traditions, stolen moments, and a family desperately trying to keep its secrets from GranNan, protecting Maggie's heart begins to feel dangerously close to offering her his own.
And Maggie discovers that the man who makes her feel safest might be the one person capable of convincing her to risk love again.
A laugh-out-loud, clean Christmas romantic comedy featuring fake engagement, slow-burn romance, a wonderfully meddlesome grandmother, and a family with more secrets than Christmas presents.
