Top Ten Tuesday - Top Ten Christmas Romance Novels

Top Ten Tuesday was created by The Broke and the Bookish in June of 2010 and was moved to That Artsy Reader Girl in January of 2018. It was born of a love of lists, a love of books, and a desire to bring bookish friends together.

This week's Top Ten Tuesday is a holiday/seasonal freebie. I hate to be so predictable, but I am choosing Christmas romance novels. Love these as much as I love Hallmark movies. Hope you enjoy my list.

Top Ten Christmas Romance Novels

Sister stories are even better set during Christmas with some romance tossed in.

A Grinch who finds love at a charming mountainside inn over Christmas...sigh.

Two people who have loved and lost wind up stuck together during a blizzard. Now, that's the making of a great seasonal romance. 

A storm at a picture perfect New England inn brings several characters together and may help the inn's owners rekindle their relationship. I'm not sure which I like more: the cover, the plot, or the setting. 

A small town blogger, a man nursing his broken heart, and a waitress who helps him along the way.

A heartwarming story about two different couples and a community who rallies around the younger couple (last book in a series).

A wedding at Christmas, a deepening friendship, and a life-altering accident that might change everything. 

The director of a struggling charity helps a man on the side of the road, not realizing it is the Scrooge who runs a company that has cut their annual donation. 

A single woman flees the city with her nieces and nephew to avoid them being tossed into the foster care system. When neighbors the woman has been bequeathed a Victorian home in town, she plays along with the charade until she can figure out her next steps. Making friends with a local police office, however, might lead to her being found out. 

Two people brought together by fate discover they might just be what each other needs... unless they allow their pasts to get in the way.

How about you? Do you enjoy Christmas romances? Do you have any ones you can recommend?