Necee here today with another Top Ten Tuesday, hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl.

As we approach Christmas, I look forward to mixing in lighthearted Christmas reads with a warm message of friends, family, faith, and a dash of romance. I admit I love Christmas movies, towns that seem like snow globes, and the enchantment of romance during this season. So my Top Ten Tuesday, with a Freebie theme for this week, is centered around enchanting Christmas reads. Most I’ve read, but there are a few I’m reading this holiday.

Of course, these are only a few favorite Christmas reads of mine and I’d love to hear about yours, so be sure to answer the question below!

Enchanting Christmas Reads

Jenny B Jones

His Mistletoe Miracle – I absolutely loved and you’ll love, too

A Sugar Creek Christmas – I’m still reading this series, but love the humor and characters, so I know this one will be great.

Terry Blackstock

Catching Christmas – Ohhh, this book has so many feels, the true meaning of Christmas and serving others. Loved the theme.

Rachel Hauck

A Royal Christmas Wedding – The Royal Wedding series of novellas-absolutely beautiful covers and I love her writing. Definitely looking forward to this read.

Angela Ruth Strong

A Caffeine Conundrum – Oh my goodness! I love this series so much. This book had me laughing out loud and cringing over the characters’ antics. If you love a good cozy mystery with a Christmas theme, you will love this book.

Toni Shiloh

Deck the Shelves – A book shop owner, poetic notes, and a handsome mechanic. Another great read…surrounded by books!

Denise Hunter

Falling Like Snowflakes – One of my favorite families. I loved the romantic chemistry and mystery between Beau and Eden.

Becky Wade

Because of You was also part of The Christmas Heirloom collection of novellas. I haven’t read this yet but I absolutely loved the Bradford Sisters’ series. So I know I will love reading Maddie’s story.

Melissa Tagg & Liz Johnson

Royally Yours – I am currently reading this and am thoroughly loving how enchanting and contemporary these stories are. I also love Melissa Tagg’s One Enchanted Christmas.

Tony Shiloh & Angela Ruth Strong

Once Upon a Christmas – I love a fairytale ending and when you add in the Christmas theme it just made this group of stories so fun to read. I loved the interwoven faith element surrounding the stories too. I enjoyed some of the stories more than the others but overall, I thought it was a great collection.

Liz Johnson

Christmas at the Red Door Inn– this is the perfect feel good Christmas novella.

Sarah Varland

Alaskan Christmas Cold Case – If you like a little suspense to go along with Christmas, then Sarah Varland, who lives in Alaska, wrote a good romantic suspense I really enjoyed.

Do you have a favorite Christmas novel?

By Necee Lomelino,

Avid Reader & Relz Reviewz In-house reviewer