Deck the Malls — Heather Horrocks

PG-RATED FUN by USA Today and Amazon bestselling author Heather Horrocks.

This novella is #4 in the popular (over 700,000 downloads!) series. Each are stand-alone books that may be read in any order.



DECK THE MALLS

Cheyenne Pepper gave up on love years ago -- when her heart was broken by Nick Montana. Now she's worked her way up to assistant manager of the local mall. It's December, her favorite season, which also means it's time for a mall Santa -- only this year's Santa is good old St. Nick. The couple goes from "Ho! ho! Ho!” to “Bah, humbug!” in less time than it takes an elf to attack Santa!



OTHER FEATURES: Professionally edited.



OTHER STAND-ALONE BOOKS BY HEATHER HORROCKS:



FUNNY MYSTERIES:

Who-Dun-Him Inn series:

#1 Snowed Inn

#2 Inn the Doghouse

#3 Inn the Family Way (June 30, 2015)

Bad Mothers Club series:

#1 Murder is Misunderstood



ROMANTIC COMEDIES & SUSPENSE:

Christmas Street Novella series:

#1 Bah, Humbug! - Free (or 99-cents)

#2 Kissing Santa

#3 The Naughty List

#4 Deck the Malls (August 30, 2015)

Boxed Set Containing Books 1-3 (July 30, 2015)



Chick Flick Clique series:

#1 Pride and Precipitation - Just 99-cents!

#2 Regally Blonde

#3 My Spare Lady

#4 While You Were Stranded (2015)



Chick Flick Clique Dog Park novellas:

#1 A Hound Dog Named Elvis (novella in RONE award-winning A Timeless Romance Anthology: Autumn)

#2 Puppy Love



INSPIRATIONAL:

Women & Men Who Knew the Mortal Messiah



OTHERS:

How to Stuff a Wild Zucchini, Old Maid of Honor, Baby Mine



REVIEW OF BAH, HUMBUG (Christmas Street Romantic Comedy Christmas Novella #1):

“This isn't a book; it's magic. What could be a sappy Christmas story turns into a wonderful, magical, bring-the-family-together Christmas story. I wasn't merely reading Lexi and Kyle's story, I was there with them, being part of their story. I came up for breath only when I was done with the book (I read it at one sitting). I've never given 5 stars to any book. But this is such a wonderful, heartwarming read that I felt compelled to.”