The Audrey Stone Christmas Romances - 7 Ebooks (Bundle 2) by Audrey Stone

Seven heartwarming romances. One unforgettable town. 

A complete seven-book bundle of cosy small-town Christmas romances set in a fictional Cornish seaside village. Enemies to lovers, snowed-in nights, second chances, community theatre, holiday legends and more—each book a standalone HEA, all linked by Havenbrook’s harbour lights, found family, and festive charm.

Welcome back to Havenbrook, the Cornish harbour town where Christmas lights glow on rain-slick cobbles and second chances hide in every shop doorway.

In this seven-book bundle, a marketing whiz fights for the High Street, a reality-TV designer battles a billionaire over a beloved manor, and a festival fixer tangles with a grumpy rink owner guarding an old legend. A burned-out coder, a sharp brand strategist and a London lawyer all return home for “just one winter” and find work, friendship and love re-written by sea air and fairy lights. And when a perfectionist pâtissière chases a wartime cake recipe to Havenbrook, she discovers the sweetest ingredient is the man who helps her decode it.

Closed-door intimacy, open-hearted emotion, and a whole town determined to look after its own—snuggle up and fall in love with Christmas in Havenbrook.

Inside this bundle, you’ll get:

The Audrey Stone Havenbrook Christmas Romance Series (by Audrey Stone)

Book 8: Mistletoe Magic

Book 9: A Very Merry Makeover

Book 10: The Winter We Fell

Book 11: Snowflakes and Secrets

Book 12: Twelve Tastes of Winter

Book 13: Christmas at the Manor

Book 14: The Christmas Recipe

Come to Havenbrook for the Christmas lights—stay for the happily-ever-afters.

Book 8 – Mistletoe Magic

Eliza Sterling is a brilliant London marketing strategist sent to Havenbrook to launch a gleaming new waterfront shopping mall—her chance to cement a promotion and prove she can deliver headline-grabbing campaigns anywhere. Her playbook leans on influencers, viral stunts and big-brand partnerships.

Kyle Blackstone grew up in Havenbrook and feels responsible for safeguarding the town’s character. His family invested in the mall to boost jobs, but he won’t watch it bulldoze the High Street’s independent traders. When Eliza’s campaign sidelines local shops, he steps in as the inconvenient “key-holder” to the mall’s legacy and access.

Their partnership begins as open warfare: spreadsheets vs. sentiment, luxury pop-ups vs. handmade crafts. Forced to co-chair events, they tour studios, harbour markets and back-street cafés. Eliza begins to see how much history and quiet generosity live behind chipped shopfronts; Kyle realises that change doesn’t have to mean erasure.

A snow-storm fundraiser and a last-minute cancellation force them to improvise a hybrid event that spotlights both mall and High Street. The campaign becomes a love-letter to Havenbrook: window-display trails, charity collections and storytelling stalls. Professionally, Eliza gets the data, press coverage and promotion she wanted. Personally, she chooses Kyle and an ongoing role that keeps her in Havenbrook part-time, proving she can build a future that honours both ambition and community.

Book 9 – A Very Merry Christmas Makeover

Reality-TV interior designer Ava Sterling arrives in Havenbrook to front a Christmas special: transforming historic Seahurst Manor into the ultimate festive showpiece. She expects dream scenery and friendly owners. Instead, she meets Luke Harrison, billionaire DIY-chain owner and heir to the manor, who sees the estate as a living family archive, not a film set.

Ava’s sleek concepts clash hard with Luke’s insistence on heritage regulations and structural realities. Their banter crackles as they argue over everything from lighting rigs to paint colours. A production schedule, council paperwork and escalating TV demands trap them in close quarters as winter storms cut them off.

Working side-by-side, Ava discovers that Seahurst’s quirks—draughty corridors, faded murals, hidden staircases—hold Luke’s most important memories. Luke sees the heart behind Ava’s “city girl” façade as she fights producers who want quick spectacle over thoughtful restoration.

When the network pushes a storyline that would humiliate Luke and flatten the manor into a generic set, Ava refuses. Together, they pitch a new concept centred on authenticity and the town’s history. The episode becomes a hit precisely because it feels real. Luke offers Ava a permanent design partnership rooted in stewardship rather than churn; she turns down glitzier offers to stay, choosing a life (and love) she actually likes waking up to.

Book 10 – The Winter We Fell

Event fixer Leah/Sophie Chamonix (the town knows her as a high-end festival whisperer) is hired to resurrect Havenbrook’s legendary Frozen Harbour Festival: a Victorian-inspired skating spectacular based on the tale of a mysterious silver-clad dancer who supposedly saved the town during an 1840s harbour freeze.

Jax Mitchell, third-generation rink owner, is the guardian of the only ice surface capable of hosting the event—and of a more complicated version of the legend. To him, the story masks real hardship and loss. When Sophie’s plans turn his practical rink into a theatrical winter wonderland built on a fantasy, he pushes back.

They’re forced into a partnership: she needs his expertise to keep the ice literally solid; he knows the festival must succeed to revive local tourism. During late-night rehearsals, skating lessons, and emergency repairs, their hostility thaws into respect and slow-burn attraction.

Sophie finds Jax’s grandmother’s diary and uncovers the true events behind the festival myth: courageous but messy, full of sacrifice rather than magic. Together, they decide not to shatter the town’s favourite story but to reshape it. On opening night, they stage a new version of the legend that honours the real people involved—and publicly acknowledge their feelings. Jax lets the town into his grief; Sophie lets go of perfectionism. They step into a shared future where history is faced honestly and love becomes their new tradition.

Book 11 – Snowflakes and Secrets

Burned-out software developer Willow Wellington comes home to Havenbrook for a quiet Christmas and lands in the middle of a crisis: the town’s Holiday Tech Fair, meant to showcase local talent and ethical innovation, is days from collapse. Drafted to rescue it, she swaps Silicon Valley pressure for cocoa-fuelled sprints based out of her aunt’s bakery.

Atlas Sterling arrives with mysterious funding, top-tier hardware and far too many polished answers. He’s a finance prodigy with deep ties to the corporate redevelopment threatening Havenbrook’s independence. Every time he helps, Willow suspects hidden motives.

They rebuild the fair into something genuinely community-centred: AR treasure hunts through Old Town, lighthouse-synced light shows, and privacy-respecting family experiences. As late nights blur into soft mornings and the two of them share vulnerable pieces of their pasts, attraction grows.

When Willow finally discovers that Atlas has been trying to steer a ruthless redevelopment company away from Havenbrook from the inside, their fragile trust fractures. At the festival’s climax, Atlas exposes his own employers’ plans and sacrifices a lucrative career to protect the town. Willow, recognising that his secrecy came from shame and fear rather than malice, chooses to forgive. The fair becomes a beacon of what ethical tech and real collaboration can look like—and so does their relationship.

Book 12 – Twelve Tastes of Winter

Melody Laurent, a sharp London brand strategist, is sent to transform the Havenbrook Grand’s winter pop-up restaurant into a luxury sensation. The hotel is half-renovated, the Wi-Fi sulks, and the kitchen belongs to Kayan Hale, a once-up-and-coming chef who walked away from TV fame and big-city restaurants to cook quietly by the sea.

She speaks in taglines and target demographics; he speaks in seasonal ingredients and suppliers’ first names. Together, they must create “Twelve Tastes of Winter,” a multi-course dining experience plus social media campaign that will rescue the hotel’s reputation.

Their clashes—over plating, pricing, and whether food should be photographed at all—turn into road trips to local farms, pre-dawn fishing, and community cookery workshops. Somewhere between flour fights and shared family stories, Melody rediscovers joy in her work and Kayan remembers his ambition isn’t the enemy of integrity.

A launch-day disaster goes viral, threatening both their careers. A rival swoops in with a glittering offer for Melody, and a development consortium eyes the hotel as an asset to strip. Instead of retreating, Melody uses her branding skills to frame Havenbrook’s food scene as its soul, not a side dish. The pop-up succeeds on its own terms, protecting jobs and the hotel. Melody turns down the safe promotion, choosing Kayan, a scrappy new app that supports local producers, and a life where she isn’t always “on.”

Book 13 – Christmas at the Manor

Zuri Lavenbrooke’s London law career is imploding under the weight of impossible hours and endless cases. She runs home for a solitary Christmas at her family’s crumbling cliff-top manor, only to find it booked solid for a huge festive event that desperately needs her organisational brain—and her name on the paperwork.

Enter Lucas Evergreen: her childhood best friend and almost-first-kiss, now a successful agricultural entrepreneur running a thriving business supplying Christmas trees and rare plants nationwide. The manor is both event venue and crucial showroom for his biggest seasonal contracts.

Forced to work together on contracts, logistics and décor while the house groans around them, Zuri and Lucas navigate a decade’s worth of unresolved feelings. She’s loyal to her London firm, yet exhausted; he’s deeply rooted in Havenbrook, yet quietly lonely.

The Christmas event becomes a crucible. When a major client demands changes that would erase the manor’s character and sideline local suppliers, Zuri uses her legal skills to craft alternative deals that protect everyone. The success of the event proves the manor is worth reinvesting in, not selling off. Zuri decides to restructure her career around Havenbrook—taking on remote and local cases—while building a life with Lucas where ambition and home can coexist.

Book 14 – The Christmas Recipe

Pâtissière and cookbook star Elle Maret has everything: awards, a chain of patisseries and a holiday brand built on precision. The one thing she doesn’t have is the lost Christmas cake recipe her late grandmother swore could reunite lovers and mend hearts. Her only clue is a cryptic note pointing to Havenbrook harbour, Christmas 1943.

In Havenbrook, Coast Guard commander Cooper Kennington lives for storms and rescue missions, not nostalgia. His family has patrolled these waters for generations, and he doesn’t appreciate a celebrity baker breaking into his private boathouse—formerly a wartime bakery run by his grandmother.

When Elle uncovers a diary and discovers that their grandmothers co-created a Christmas cake for wartime couples, splitting the recipe between them, she realises Cooper’s family holds the missing half. He wants no part of turning his history into a marketing hook, but as they decode old ration notes and harbour records together, he’s drawn to her fierce vulnerability.

Storm damage, non-graphic accidents and rising tides force them to choose what matters most. Elle realises the “magic” of the recipe was never about superstition; it was about community and small, steady acts of care. She launches her new cookbook with the true story—including Havenbrook’s role—giving credit to both families and reinvesting her profits locally. Cooper lets himself believe in a future that includes something beyond duty. They serve the first fully restored cake together on Christmas Eve: a symbol of a love story that finally gets to stay.