The Tycoon's Christmas Wish

Josie Barlow has one thing left of her family's farm: December. Christmas trees have kept the Barlow name on this land for three generations, and the bank's new owner is about to take that too. Then Trey Alcott steps out of a hired truck in the snow — the boy who worked her father's harvest every winter, the man she sent away ten years ago, and the new owner of her mortgage. He doesn't ask for the farm back. He asks for thirty days of Christmas. No money, no strings, no mention of the loan. Josie says yes to the worst idea she's had in a decade. Between cider, snow, and the tree she refuses to cut, the two of them remember everything they tried to forget. A gentle, snowbound second chance about coming home and staying there.