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A grumpy chef hiding a disgraceful past. A perfectionist planner haunted by Christmas. Forced to collaborate on a holiday gala, they discover that the most beautiful creations are always perfectly imperfect. Elara Vance builds flawless, ice-queen-perfect events for a living. It's the only way to control the grief that has frozen her since her mother's death on Christmas Eve. When a massive fee forces her back to her sentimental hometown to save their historic Christmas gala, she expects a simple job. She doesn't expect Liam Thorne. Liam, a renowned chef with a notorious temper, has been publicly disgraced and forced to return home in shame. Brooding and resentful, he's now tasked with creating the gala's menu. He wants hearty, traditional food with soul. Elara wants minimalist, photogenic canapés. Their first meeting is a disaster, a clash of styles and wounded hearts. But a magical, snowbound night trapped together in a dilapidated hall forces a fragile truce. As they share secrets by firelight, decorate chaotic gingerbread cookies, and find themselves drawn together under the same sprig of mistletoe, their carefully built walls begin to crack. Yet with the gala approaching, the shadows of their pasts threaten to tear them apart. Liam's disgrace becomes public knowledge, and Elara is offered a lifeline back to her old, safe life. To embrace the future, they must both confront the ghosts of Christmases past and learn that sometimes, the most broken things-whether a vintage ornament, a career, or a heart-can be repaired into something more beautiful and strong than ever before. The Mistletoe Promise is a heartwarming, emotional small-town Christmas romance perfect for fans of Debbie Macomber, Jenny Hale, and Sheila Roberts. If you love grumpy-sunshine pairings, forced proximity, festive small-town settings, and stories of healing and second chances, you'll adore this enchanting holiday tale.

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