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Colorado Christmas Books in Order

Part ofKarla Doyle Books in Order

See the Colorado Christmas books by Karla Doyle in order, with short summaries, holiday romance notes, and an easy place to start.

Last updated: July 13, 2026

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Colorado Christmas books in publication order

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White Lie Christmas

by Karla Doyle

2022

Krista fakes an injury to avoid a mountain she is terrified of, then ends up spending the holiday with a far too tempting ski instructor. One white lie turns into a Christmas romance with real stakes.

Colorado Christmas books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Virgin Snow"

    Virgin Snow

    Publication date unknown
  2. Book cover for "Roman Holiday"

    Roman Holiday

    Publication date unknown
  3. Book cover for "White Lie Christmas"

    White Lie Christmas

    by Karla Doyle

    2022Colorado Christmas, Book 3
  4. Book cover for "Rocky Christmas"

    Rocky Christmas

    Publication date unknown
  5. Book cover for "Mountain Lane"

    Mountain Lane

    Publication date unknown
  6. Book cover for "Gingerbread House of Lies"

    Gingerbread House of Lies

    Publication date unknown
  7. Book cover for "Snow Candy Christmas"

    Snow Candy Christmas

    Publication date unknown
  8. Book cover for "A Wife for Christmas"

    A Wife for Christmas

    Publication date unknown
  9. Book cover for "Humbug Hang Up"

    Humbug Hang Up

    Publication date unknown
  10. Book cover for "Bidding on Noelle"

    Bidding on Noelle

    Publication date unknown

Series background & context

Colorado Christmas is built for readers who want snow, holiday tension, and a little forced proximity with their romance. The setting does a lot of the work. Mountains, lodges, ski plans, weather, and seasonal expectations all create the kind of pressure cooker where people either keep lying to themselves or finally admit what they want.

Karla Doyle's White Lie Christmas captures that appeal neatly. A heroine trying to dodge one problem ends up face-to-face with another, much hotter one, and the holiday frame keeps everything feeling festive even when real fears or old baggage are involved.

Cold weather, warm complications.

Holiday romance fans usually want a specific kind of payoff from a series like this. They want atmosphere, a reason the characters are stuck together, a believable emotional obstacle, and a happy ending that feels extra satisfying because the season itself carries so much expectation. Colorado Christmas is a good fit for that mood, especially if you like your Christmas romances sexy, brisk, and built around one memorable trip or getaway.

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Anurag Ramdasan

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