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With Christmas riding in on Santa’s sleigh, and Kali’s home up for sale, there’s a chance Mistletoe will lose one of its darlings… Unless one of its princes can ride to the rescue.

Kali Stanfords has a family legacy wrapped up in taking care of the horses of Mistletoe, Montana. She loves the animals, the simplicity of the life, and the land. In essence, she’s home. Unfortunately, there’s a very real possibility she’s in danger of losing all three when Flynne Wilson decides to put his hat in for the land up for sale.

No matter what happens, Kali can’t lose the land to him. Anyone but him.

Kali has to raise money for a down payment and she already has a tight budget. Add to that the fact that Flynne is rolling in billions and nothing looks good for her plans of keeping her home.

Except… well, except Kali seems to have a Secret Santa who keeps sponsoring the fundraising activities she’s doing. As the deadline gets nearer, Kali starts to fall for the benevolent stranger and she’s willing to walk away from everything to be with him.

Flynne and Kali have been at odds since they were little. Something about each one irritates the other like a fierce flame. As if they’re on an addicting bronco ride, they can’t walk away from the conflict, though, and that isn’t healthy.

He’s determined to do the right thing, but Flynne knows Kali will never let him help her. Kali can never know he’s the money behind her success. If she does, she’s just prideful enough to leave everything behind. Flynne wouldn’t care, except the one thing he wants just happens to be the one woman who wants nothing to do with him.

What if Kali’s Secret Santa is the one guy she can’t stand to be around?

What if Flynne ends up being the one man she can’t be without?

Mistletoe hasn’t lost its holiday charm, but David Dean and Elizabeth Wilson face other outside forces besides winter storm warnings and a meddling, conniving ex-wife.

The king and queen of matchmaking need to face their own romantic longings outside the expectations of their families, friends, and the town. Heartbreak isn’t something they want, but sometimes past rivalries and secrets do more to break down budding love than anything else can.

When David’s ex-wife comes back – again – she decides she’s going to get back together with David like nothing ever happened. The announcement is made the same day David declares his love for Elizabeth. She loves him back – on one condition, he has to give his ex a chance before they can give themselves anything that looks like a jingling chance.

David and Elizabeth have to find out what’s more important before they lose everything they sell to the rest of the world.

Matchmakers can match, but they can’t always do.

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This Christmas, if Brock and Lily want to fix up the best matches, they have to pretend to be married to each other… or lose the town’s largest money-making event of the year.

‘Tis the season and the Mistletoe Matchmakers are working in full force to find the perfect match before Santa slips down the chimney.

Ready to give Brock Wilson a piece of her mind in no uncertain terms, Lily Dean storms into the Wilson Matchmaking Offices and walks in on a woman proposing to Brock Wilson. Stammering in embarrassment at her intrusion, Lily attempts to escape, but Brock grabs her and claims her as his wife.

His wife, of all things!

Brock can’t get away from the woman proposing to him for the seventh time. Every time he turns around, there she is.

Thankfully, Lily walks in at the right time and Brock introduces her as his new bride. Rather than reject him and reveal him as the liar he is, Lily plays along but the promise in her eyes declares he’s going to pay while her smile and hand-holding suggests she’s the ever-loving-ever-doting new bride.

Their chance at happiness is within reach, but Brock and Lily can’t get past their mutual distaste for each other, until their lies force them to consider each other as more than enemies.

Will the façade of a marriage be exactly what they need to realize the best match they can make this holiday season is with each other?