I enjoyed all three of these novellas. They're not quite as Christmassy as I'd prefer, but they are all fun, light reading, and well-written and -plotted.

While apparently at least 2 of the tales were previously published, I had not read them before and so do not mind; I'd feel differently if I'd read them already.

Good seasonal fluff, for those of us who like such. ( )

This is a really nice collection of (loosely) holiday-themed short stories. I liked Lisa Kelypas's "I Will" the best--a sweet story about the importance of having someone believe in you and the ability to redeem yourself, no matter what you've done in the past. "Three French Hens" by Lynsay Sands completely stretches the boundaries of reality, but is a sweet story that had me laughing out loud more than once. "Father Christmas" came in a close second behind Kleypas's contribution--it's a cleverly done take on the traditional Christmas story set in Arizona in the late 1800s that will definitely have me looking for longer works by Leigh Greenwood to read. Longer stories would have been nice--those in anthologies always seem rushed, due to space constraints--but for what it is, a nice, light Christmas read, I really enjoyed this book. ( )