The Christmas Cookie Bookshop

"A perfect festive romance!" — Heidi Swain

"A cosy and magical read" — Ellie Henderson

A bookshop to save. A heart to mend. All in time for Christmas.

Noémi Blanc loves happy endings. In fact, she runs a cozy bookshop brimming with them. Following a friend's tragic accident, Noémi is sworn off adventures (and love), and even refuses to bake her mouth-watering, crowd-attracting cookies.

Shay Cassidy craves adventures. In a whirlwind of costumes, he opens a pop-up business next to the bookshop, stealing Noémi's footfall. His quirky activities and rival cookies quickly capture the interest of the small town, igniting Noémi's competitive spirit.

As the festive season looms, tensions simmer and loyalties are tested. Noémi is determined to reclaim her customers and prove that her bookshop is a treasured part of the village. But Shay's charm and wit are hard to ignore – even for Noémi. With the bookshop's success hinging on a festive event and Shay's lease almost up, Noémi must decide if she'll open her heart to a chance at happiness and save the bookshop in time for Christmas.

The Christmas Cookie Bookshop is a charming festive romance for lovers of Bella Osborne, Caroline Roberts and Sarah Morgan.

Perfect for fans of: Enemies to lovers / Rivalry He falls first Sworn off love

Readers are obsessed with The Christmas Cookie Bookshop!

"Beautiful, cosy Christmas vibes!" ★★★★★

"Everything I could've wanted. I honestly didn't want to leave!" ★★★★★

"I love a Christmas story and this was the perfect one to settle down with!" ★★★★★

"Cosy, funny and guaranteed to brighten your day!" — Samantha Tonge

"As sweet and satisfying as its heroine's cookies" — Emma Bennet

"Lovable characters, a cozy community, and a sweet romance!" ★★★★★

"Emphasis on the Com in RomCom – lots of saucy humour!" ★★★★★

"Faulkner at her romantic, Christmassy best" — Kiley Dunbar

"Such a delicious, cosy book full of Christmas vibes!" — Jeevani Charika

"This charming romcom will have you turning pages faster than you can reach for the cookie jar!" — Jo Lyons