Winter Magic at Hollybrae Castle

Prepare to rediscover the true magic of Christmas in bestselling author Jaimie Admans’ brand-new heartwarming Christmas romance

A Scottish castle, a fake marriage… and one very real Christmas romance?

After a window display goes disastrously viral – thanks to a malfunctioning animatronic Santa and an unfortunate encounter with Paddington Bear – Lula Haines finds herself without a job just weeks before Christmas. So she jumps at the chance to decorate Hollybrae Castle in Scotland for the holidays.

There’s just one complication: her handsome new boss, Oliver Bramwell, needs a fake wife for the holidays. To secure a promotion that could save his family’s castle, Ollie has been pretending to be married to impress the family-focused law firm where he works. Now his bosses are coming to stay at Hollybrae over Christmas… expecting to meet his wife.

At first, playing along is easy as Lula is swept up in the magic of turning Hollybrae into the perfect festive escape with Ollie. But as Christmas draws nearer and she and Ollie grow closer, Lula begins to wonder if Hollybrae could become more than a temporary escape… and if the man she’s only pretending to love might actually be the one she’s been waiting for all along.

With heaps of tartan, tinsel and Christmas magic, this uplifting romance is perfect for fans of Trisha Ashley, Heidi Swain, Cressida McLaughlin, Ellie Henderson or Jessica Redland!

Fake marriage 💒
Christmas romance 🎄
Boss x employee 👩‍❤️‍👨
Small town 🏰
Found family ❤️

Praise for Jaimie Admans:

‘A magical story to sweep you off your feet!’ Bestselling author Tilly Tennant

‘Perfect for those who need a sprinkle of fairy dust in their lives.’ Bestselling author Rebecca Raisin

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ ‘Full of Christmas magic, I laughed and I cried. Beautiful.’ Reader review

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ ‘Will leave you feeling joyful and uplifted, with soooo many giggles along the way. I just love this brilliant author.’ Reader review

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ ‘A Christmas story from Jaimie Admans is like a warm hug.’ Reader review