6 Delicious Thanksgiving Romances 

Her Naughty Holiday, by Tiffany Reisz
An irresistible novel with a gorgeous single dad at its heart, Holiday finds put-upon Clover Greene determined to silence her irritatingly critical family by introducing them to her new beau at a Thanksgiving get-together. What begins as a ruse turns into something much, much better (and hotter). International bestseller Reisz may be best known for her Original Sinners series, and her talent for BDSM erotica is second to none, but Naughty proves she knows how to spin a tale as sweet as pumpkin pie, too.

A McClendon Thanksgiving, by Sean D. Young
In this friends-to-lovers tale set in Chicago over Thanksgiving, Faith McClendon has recently moved home, determined to hit the re-set button on her career after a painful divorce. Though she’s still gun-shy around men, there is one person who might be able to reach her: her childhood best friend, Michael, a photographer who’s been pining for her for years. A heartwarming story in which Michael and Faith’s supportive friends and family are key to helping the would-be lovers recognize their feelings.

His Montana Homecoming, by Jenna Mindel
Stranded in Jasper Gulch, Montana by a winter storm, ultra-rich New Yorker Dale Massey would rather be anywhere else. Small town life is not his jam. Hosted by the mayor’s family, including the mayor’s daughter, Faith, Dale’s gruff attitude slowly melts when Faith shows him just how healing an old-fashioned holiday can be. An inspirational romance from a master of the genre.

Ready or Not, by Meg Cabot
In this Young Adult romance, the second in the All-American Girls series, Cabot continues the story of teenage Samantha Madison and her boyfriend David, who happens to be the President’s son. Family perks include access to Camp David over Thanksgiving, and this year, he’s invited Madison! One problem: she’s pretty sure that means he wants to “take things to the Next Level” (i.e. sex), and she’s not sure she’s ready. A romantic comedy with a feminist bent, this book will have you laughing out loud and rooting for the young couple to figure it all out. 

His Road Home, by Anna Richland
A 2015 RITA winner, this novella touches on the emotional and physical effects of war. Prior to an explosion that took his legs in battle (he sacrificed his own safety to rescue a child), Reynaldo Cruz had pretended to be engaged to an acquaintance from home—lonely marine biologist Grace Kim, who doesn’t even remember him. But when his so-called fiancée is summoned to his hospital room at Walter Reed, she’s willing to offer her friendship to the brave soldier. As they connect and get to know each other, their initial hesitance turns into a deep and trusting love.

How to Bake the Perfect Pecan Pie, by Gina Calanni
In the first book in the Home for the Holidays series, it’s not exactly love at first sight between Lauren and Jack. Hapless in the kitchen, Lauren is nonetheless determined to find every ingredient required to fulfill the secret recipe list for her grandmother’s pecan pie. On the night before Thanksgiving, and running out of time, she must travel to a specialty shop in which she discovers to her horror that Jack has purchased all the pecans available and has no interest in sharing. But when her car breaks down on the return trip, guess who comes to her rescue?
What romances are you tucking into over reheated pie?