Book Blogger Hop: What Kind of Book Do You Like to Curl Up With in the Winter?

It’s time for the first December Book Blogger Hop hosted by Coffee Addicted Writer — and we’re talking about winter comfort reads.

You know, the ones you reach for every year without even thinking about it.

This Week’s Prompt:

What kind of book do you like to curl up with in the winter?
(submitted by Billy @ Coffee Addicted Writer)

My Answer:

Winter is 100% my holiday romance season. When the weather turns cooler, I want hopeful stories, small towns, and people finding their way back to each other. Most years I go back and reread Debbie Macomber’s angel books — Angels Everywhere, Mrs. Miracle, those gentle, slightly magical stories that make you feel like the season still has wonder in it.

I also love anything “snowbound” or “stranded in a cabin together” (thank you, Harlequin wintery themed books 😍). Something about the forced proximity + cozy setting just fits December. And if there’s a tree-lighting, a small-town festival, or a grumpy hero who softens by chapter ten? Sold.

And when I’m in the mood for something playful, I reach for Erica Ridley’s The 12 Dukes of Christmas series. Set in the snow-dusted village of Cressmouth—where it’s Christmas all year long—these Regency romances are equal parts laughter, charm, and heart. They’re the kind of stories that make a cold evening feel

So yes — give me holiday romance, light faith threads, family reconciliation, and a guaranteed happy ending. December is when I read for comfort, not challenge.

Join the Conversation

What do you curl up with — holiday romance, mysteries, or rereads?
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