Blue Lines & Chrismukkah Nights

Author: Evey Lyon
Genre(s): Romance
Total pages: 61

Blue Lines & Chrismukkah Nights

What’s more terrifying than finding out you’re about to be a dad? Try doing it during the chaotic whirlwind of Chrismukkah.

The plan was simple: focus on coaching my hockey team, and keep our sponsors happy. What didn’t I plan? Gracie—gorgeous, sharp, way too young for me, and the main sponsor’s daughter… Ending up in a surprise storm, sharing Halloween candy, and making a bad decision (okay, an amazing decision).
By Thanksgiving, the pregnancy test has two lines and one very clear message: that night wasn’t just unforgettable—it’s going to change everything.
Cue the Chrismukkah chaos: menorahs catching fire, Santa drama, moms going full holiday meltdown, all while trying to figure out if this surprise connection can turn into something real. Oh, and her dad? The guy who chops down Christmas trees with an axe like he’s auditioning for a horror movie? Yeah—he’s not thrilled.
This holiday season, forget naughty or nice—we’re just trying to survive with our sanity (and relationship) intact.

This steamy, fast, and low-angst romance brings together Asher, a tough-as-ice hockey coach, and Gracie, the younger fashion designer who stands her ground. A story filled with families who celebrate the winter magic of both Hanukkah and Christmas.
Author’s Note: Gracie and Asher are second-generation characters, whose parents appear in Worth the Risk and The Real Deal. You do not have to read these books to enjoy Gracie and Asher’s story. Just an added bonus!

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