Emily was left on the church steps in a basket. Hannah Woods found her when she was leaving with a note attached to the basket. Hannah knew Emily's mother and was there when Emily was born. Louise could not take care of her baby and took her life. But she left Emily with Hannah with instructions to find Emily's uncle. Jackson Pierce hates Christmas and everything that goes along with it. He retreats to his cabin for a month to get away from it all. One night there is a knock at his door and he finds Hannah standing there. Jackson wants no part of anything that has to do with his sister and the memories of his childhood. Hannah has to make Jackson see that he is the best choice for Emily, she does not want the baby to put in the foster care system. That was how Hannah grew up and she wants the baby to have the sense of family and home that Hannah never had. The catch is trying to convince Jackson that THE BILLIONAIRE'S CHRISTMAS BABY is his.

Both Hannah and Jackson had troubled childhoods. Jackson does not want to remember anything about his and that's why he changed his name. Hannah wants Emily to have the family she never had. Hannah does not do everything by the book all the time and all but kidnaps Emily to take her to her uncle. She is a strong woman but with a vulnerability that shines through. Jackson tries to act as if things don't affect him, but he can't help that his heart melts just a little with every smile from Hannah and Emily.

THE BILLIONAIRE'S CHRISTMAS BABY is truly a heartwarming Christmas tale. Ms. James weaves a profoundly entertaining story that begs to be read over and over. There is hope, disappointment and most of all love that makes you feel good when you turn the last page.