Blame It on the Mistletoe by Lily Graison

Macy is in a bind. She told her parents she had a boyfriend and now they are asking her to bring him to the family's annual Christmas celebration or don't come home at all. When Macy tells her boss, Sean, about her predicament and confesses she told her parents her imaginary boyfriend was HIM, Sean suggests he actually go home with her for the holidays and they "break up" afterwards.  Of course, nothing is ever that simple, is it?

After the heat of the summer I was looking for a short, light, wintery-setting romance and this one seemed like it would fit the bill. It could use some editing and the plot was predictable, but it did entertain. 68 pages.