Naughty & Nice Books in Order
Part ofLiz Fox Books in OrderFind the Naughty & Nice books by Liz Fox in order, with quick summaries, reading order, and series background for these Christmas tree farm romances.
Last updated: July 4, 2026
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Naughty & Nice books in publication order
4 books
His Holiday Bonus
by Liz Fox
2021
Audrey is trying to rebuild after a breakup when her boss Nick starts paying attention for all the right reasons. A snowy trip to the family cabin turns holiday tension into something much harder to resist.
His Holiday Cheer
by Liz Fox
2021
Grace gets another chance with the high school crush who has come home looking more guarded than festive. She is determined to thaw him out before the season slips away.
His Holiday Package
by Liz Fox
2021
Marie agrees to pose as her best friend's girlfriend over the holidays and discovers fake dating can get real fast. The festive setup is simple, but the feelings are not.
His Holiday Surprise
by Liz Fox
2021
A blizzard strands single mom Evelyn and her son just before Christmas, and tree-farm owner Shep offers them a place to stay. What begins as kindness starts to feel a lot like family.
Naughty & Nice books in chronological order
His Holiday Bonus
by Liz Fox
2021Naughty & Nice, Book 1
His Holiday Surprise
by Liz Fox
2021Naughty & Nice, Book 2
His Holiday Cheer
by Liz Fox
2021Naughty & Nice, Book 3
His Holiday Package
by Liz Fox
2021Naughty & Nice, Book 4
Series background & context
The Naughty & Nice books are holiday romances set around Merry Meadows Christmas Tree Farm, and that setting does a lot of the work. His Holiday Bonus, His Holiday Surprise, His Holiday Cheer, and His Holiday Package all revolve around the Meadows family, winter weather, and the kind of festive closeness that makes feelings harder to ignore.
This is very much a family-centered holiday series. The siblings each get their turn, and the tree farm gives the books a built-in warmth before the romance even starts. You get cabins, snowstorms, airport stranding, fake dating, old crushes, and all the seasonal pressure that comes with wanting Christmas to mean something.
Fox and her co-writer keep the mood light and inviting. Even when a character is recovering from heartbreak or feeling stuck, the stories aim for comfort as much as heat. The result is a set of novellas that feel cozy without becoming too quiet.
If you want festive romance with a small-town family feel, this is a great option. The books work as standalones, but reading them together lets you enjoy the whole Meadows orbit, including the sibling banter and the sense that everyone is inching toward a better Christmas than they expected.
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