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Five Cowboys. Five Sweet Treats. One Scorching Hot Christmas.
This Christmas, the cowboys are hotter than the cocoa, sweeter than the candy, and definitely on Santa's naughty list!
What's better than Christmas cookies, candy canes, and chocolate truffles? Rugged cowboys who know how to turn up the heat when the snow starts falling.
From snowy Montana ranches to charming small towns, five irresistible cowboys are about to discover that love is the sweetest Christmas surprise of all.
There's a grumpy ranch manager determined to send a city girl packing, a stubborn cowboy desperate for a second chance with the woman who got away, a Texas heartthrob returning home to his high school crush, a wounded rodeo cowboy who finds love when he least expects it, and a rugged hero whose Christmas gets complicated by a woman with a delicious secret.
One thing's certain: These cowboys are about to get more than they wished for under the mistletoe.
This deliciously steamy collection includes all five complete Christmas Sweeties romances by USA Today bestselling author Jamie K. Schmidt:
🎄 The Gingerbread Cowboy – A grumpy ranch manager meets his match in a determined city girl.
🍬 The Candy Cane Cowboy – First love gets a second chance, thanks to a matchmaking grandmother.
🍮 The Salted Caramel Cowboy – A Texas cowboy returns home to find his high school crush is sweeter than ever.
🍫 The Buckeye Cowboy – A wounded rodeo cowboy, a woman starting over, and a dog who knows a good match when he sees one.
❤️ The Chocolate Truffle Cowboy – A chocolate queen with a secret discovers that falling in love is the riskiest recipe of all.
Packed with small-town charm, second chances, holiday magic, and plenty of cowboy heat, these five standalone romances are the perfect Christmas indulgence.
So grab a mug of hot cocoa, curl up by the fire, and get ready to unwrap five cowboys who are naughty, nice, and oh-so-delicious.
Because some Christmas treats are meant to be savored… and some cowboys are meant to be unwrapped.