He loves Christmas more than Will Ferrell. She dreads the holidays more than listening to jingle bells on repeat. Oliver: I recently became a full-time project manager at the architecture firm where I interned. My college days are over, and I’m dedicated to carefully constructing a more mature, sophisticated image meant to impress my employer and my new girlfriend. There’s only one small problem. It’s the holiday season, and I’m like a toddler with a sugar high at FAO Schwarz the whole month of December. An inflatable sleigh and eight tiny reindeer grace my apartment’s balcony starting the day after Thanksgiving. My very own Santa suit is cleaned and ready by December 1. The twelve days of Christmas are filled with baking holiday cookies and treats, including my favorite of favorites: the unjustly maligned fruitcake. Breezie and I haven’t been dating long, and sadly I’ve learned that she’s a big-time Grinch—worse than the green guy himself. She refuses to put up a Christmas tree or any decorations, she deplores watching Elf, and she detests fruitcake. Then there’s also the small matter that I can’t help meddling. When I take on the makeover of Breezie’s father, I also try to transform their father-daughter relationship, which is a misstep bigger than Santa overlooking Rudolph. What’s a guy to do? How can I keep my holiday traditions, do some family meddling, and still win over my dream girl? Will Oliver and Breezie harmoniously navigate the holidays while finding their sleigh ride to happiness? The Grinch and the Fruitcake is Book 6 in the hilarious new romantic comedy series Too Busy for Love. This story gives the grumpy/sunshine trope an unexpected twist with the female lead as the grump. If you love Hallmark movies with the perfect blend of laugh-out-loud scenes and heart-touching moments, this book is for you. Fans of Emma St. Clair, Ellie Hall, and Savannah Scott will enjoy this new series of clean and wholesome stories fill