Operation Reindeer Retrieval Books in Order

Holiday designer Doni accepts one last assignment decorating a private club before Christmas. Bern has been waiting for a reindeer to enter his life, and the woman transforming his rooms draws attention beyond her professional work.

Cupid manages a busy Legal Aid branch during the Christmas rush, working among families in need and an exhausted staff. Holiday relief lawyer Tyr eases the workload and attracts her interest, while concealing an unexpected identity.

Santa's reindeer Dasher takes human form to search for a lasting partner, but humans forget her by morning. An auditing job brings a tempting proprietor into her path, while Argus arrives with orders to bring her back.

Vixen builds a new life teaching and researching at a struggling observatory. Elf Xander arrives to persuade her to return home, but asking her out brings her own wishes into a mission he thought he understood.

As Belinda Litzen, reindeer Blitzen repairs the overworked bakery equipment keeping Christmas treats in production. A broken candy machine introduces her to Rex, a wolf awaiting his reindeer, whose expectations differ sharply from the woman who arrives.

Reindeer Dancer leaves Santa's workshop and finds purpose working mall security during the Christmas rush. A photographer's skill with children catches her attention, while shared attraction and confrontations with attackers draw the pair closer together.

Rudolph helped Santa build his workshop, but a deceptive collar left her unable to command her other forms. After centuries of captivity, she finally sees a path to freedom, with Christmas depending on their confrontation.

Reindeer Prancer escapes into the human world and takes a job driving a snowplow. A collision with an occupied snowman brings retrieval elf Merkoss into her life, with only a day to persuade her to return.

Comet leaves Santa's workshop for a Renaissance fair that recalls the life she lost centuries ago. Coal elf Salk encounters her there, facing the unfamiliar task of offering comfort rather than delivering punishment to the naughty.