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Hannah Michaelson wants nothing more than a fresh start and a safe place to stay. The only problem? She's stranded roadside in a small town in the middle of winter. Even worse? Her sister's baby is asleep in the back seat. Carter Mitchell has one goal in life-to be the best mechanic he can be while running a successful shop. That, and to avoid love at all costs. But when his family calls on him to help a distressed woman on the side of the road, he doesn't hesitate. Certain that he can stay strong in the face of the stranger's beauty, he agrees to help.Soon enough, the rugged mechanic realizes there's more to Hannah's extended stay in Maple Glen than he realized. His aunt is playing matchmaker again, but there's something Hannah isn't telling him.

Fran Cooper knows how hard it is to find love in the small town of Maple Glen. She knows it's even harder to recover from the pain of lost love when it doesn't work out. As the town's matchmaker, she's dedicated her life to finding love for its residents, but can she do the same for herself? Curt Dixon is no stranger to the sting of loss. When he returns to Maple Glen to aid his ailing father, falling in love again with the beautiful yet formidable Fran Cooper is not in his plans. But as Fran and Curt both know, sometimes plans are made to be broken. In this sweet, second-chance Christmas romance, the town matchmaker will find a match all her own.

As a dance teacher, Cassie Mitchell lives her dream every day. Grant Weber's dream was shattered the day he lost his wife. When Grant and his daughter move to Maple Glen, Cassie is all too excited about the possibility of a new student in her class. What she didn't count on was her instant attraction to the charming widower. Cassie didn't expect Grant and his beautiful daughter, Alex, to fit so well into her life and they didn't plan on welcoming someone new into theirs. As Cassie and Grant grow closer, challenging and pushing each other in every way, it turns out the lessons they'll be learning won't only be for dance, but for the heart.

When Clayton is offered his family business, his initial excitement is weighed down by overwhelming worry. Keeping it in the family has always been his top priority.The only problem? He's a butcher, not a bookkeeper. Numbers were never his thing, but he's determined to make it work.That only leaves him with one choice: he'll have to learn the books or give up what he's always wanted. And there's no way he'll let that happen.Unless Emmalee can find a job, she will have to forfeit her lifelong dream of living successfully in a quiet, friendly small town.The only problem? There's only one job available and it's not even remotely close to business management.But being a dog walker has its perks - like meeting a handsome butcher at the meat locker, for instance.What happens when two ideas for one business threaten to take away what matters the most?

Catie Mitchell has always dreamed of one day owning a successful bed and breakfast. When an opportunity to purchase a house with plenty of flaws and plenty of potential presents itself, she knows the project is meant for her. What should've been a simple project soon proves to be much more of a challenge than she'd bargained for. Ethan Davis isn't a fan of small towns. He loves his life in the city. When his grandfather asks him to visit Maple Glen to help with a project, he's determined to get it over with and return to his home in the city. What should've been a simple project gets more complicated when he meets who he'll be working with-a feisty blonde trying to make something out of nothing. When two complete opposites are forced to see eye to eye in this sweet, enemies to lovers romance, will Catie's dream of owning a bed and breakfast become a reality? Or will two clashing personalities cause the project to collapse altogether?

As a wedding planner, Autumn is focused on what matters most - her clients' weddings. She has no time to search for her own happily ever after. So when she moves to Maple Glen, she doesn't expect that Charlie Mitchell would be the one who makes her second guess everything. Charlie's plan of keeping Autumn as a friend backfires when he throws her plans for a loop. Creating drama was the last thing he wanted.So when his brother threatens to toss him out of the wedding, Charlie has no choice but to make things right with Autumn.The only problem? She's focused on what could go wrong instead of what could go right. When everything threatens to fall apart, will Charlie and Autumn run away from all that could be? Or will they see the potential to be the next ones down the aisle?