Since he’s been pining for her, maybe this is his moment. My favorite part is that the adhesion plot thrust happens when Kaitlyn’s Mom calls her boss to personally invite him to Thanksgiving, which is how he finds out that Kaitlyn told her family that they’re dating. I’m not convinced that Baxter is actually a geek, because everyone knows that people who like Star Trek don’t call themselves Trekkies, and also Seven of Nine is in no way an obscure reference, BUT if you are less of a geek than me, and you might enjoy a short, playful, fake dating, boss/assistant romance for Thanksgiving, then go for it. If only their emotional hang-ups over their past didn’t get in the way… And then what’s fake becomes physical, so maybe there’s no need to end anything at all. For his part, Esteban can’t resist the grumpy neighbor who is definitely struggling, so he offers to help cook-he just doesn’t realize he’s going to get himself roped into a fake relationship that just doesn’t seem to have a good end date. Russ is having a bad day on account of he’s supposed to host Thanksgiving but can’t cook when his neighbor, Esteban, finds him tossing a whole skillet in the dumpster. This book starts on Thanksgiving and carries on through the holidays. And a truly epic scene of telling off unsupportive family members on Thanksgiving day.

Lots of sexy sex at a beautiful lake house. A relationship that starts fake but quickly gets real (without a bunch of drama). Gentle teasing between the main characters. A matchmaking, wise-cracking, nature-worshipping teenager. This book has everything you could want in a Thanksgiving romance. It’s pretty funny, and it’s even better because Lily isn’t Nick’s date-she’s being set up with his brother! Her Naughty Holiday by Tiffany Reisz This book is great because the protagonists are sincerely going to have a one night stand and just happen to end up at Thanksgiving together because Nick’s parents decided their kids need help finding love and invited dates to their family dinner.

Whatever your reasons, if you’re like us, you’re looking for a Thanksgiving themed romance, so here are some we’ve found: A Match Made for Thanksgiving by Jackie LauĪ Thanksgiving romance list really wouldn’t be complete without this delightful novella that kicks off the Holidays with the Wongs series.

Are you looking for the coziness of a Christmas special without the whole Christmas thing? Do you think that Thanksgiving is an under-represented romance setting? Maybe you have a secret desire to read books about as many different holidays as you possibly can?

High Heat by Annabeth Albert