Molly hates Christmas. When she was young, Molly’s parents sang a Christmas song, which became a one-hit wonder. The end of the video featured Molly dressed up as an elf. Once the kids at school learned her identity, they teased her about it. She hated the bullying. Eventually, her family moved and Molly became determined that no one would discover her identity.

Except there’s a blockbuster Christmas romance movie that ends up featuring the song. Now it’s trending and Molly lives in constant fear of being discovered. So much so that she refuses to walk the red carpet of the movie with her family. In trying to escape the red carpet, she’s involved in an incident that goes viral. Now she has two reasons to keep hidden.

Molly’s just trying to get through the holiday season. But her best friend is in serious need of holiday cheer. Can Molly put aside her grumpiness to put a smile on her best friend’s face?

Set in England, this funny holiday romance is all about friendship. Molly has trouble letting her past define her, which gets in the way of her living her best life. But she’s sweet and she has a big heart. The romance is adorable. This book will make you want to cuddle up and drink hot chocolate.