Silent Nights and Vampire Lights

What’s cozier than a road trip with a brooding vampire who’s allergic to the sun? A road trip with a brooding vampire at Christmastime, obviously.

Holly Winters is on the run, and not just from the loneliness of the season—this time, it’s from the mob. Witnessing a hit has landed her on the naughty list of some very dangerous men. Her Christmas escape plan goes off the rails when she’s cornered at a snowy train station. Enter Nicholas Frost: tall, dark, mysterious, and just a little undead. He saves her life, but his price for protection? Holly has to drive him home.
For Nicholas, this road trip is nothing but a means to an end. He’s a centuries-old vampire with no interest in sugar cookies, snowmen, or the ceaseless hum of Christmas carols coming from the human woman in the driver’s seat. But as they navigate festive small-town stops and late-night conversations, Holly’s holiday cheer begins to thaw his frosty demeanor.

Holly isn’t sure what’s crazier: that she’s road-tripping with a vampire, or that her grumpy, gorgeous passenger is somehow inspiring all kinds of holiday feelings she wasn’t expecting. And Nicholas? He’s starting to wonder if maybe, just maybe, this sassy, sunshine-filled human is the greatest gift he never knew he needed.