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The Christmas Cottage Books in Order

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See The Christmas Cottage books in order by Samantha Chase, with short summaries, holiday series notes, and a quick guide to the best place to start.

Last updated: July 13, 2026

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The Christmas Cottage books in publication order

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1

The Christmas Cottage

by Samantha Chase

2012

Lacey Quinn gets snowed in at a legendary Christmas cottage with Ean Callahan while preparing it for newlyweds. A blizzard, a local love legend, and forced closeness make it hard to keep things practical.

2

Ever After

by Samantha Chase

2013

After walking away from her wedding, Ava Callahan is finally rebuilding her life when Brian McCabe reappears. He is done waiting quietly and wants one more chance to prove he is her real happily ever after.

The Christmas Cottage books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "The Christmas Cottage"

    The Christmas Cottage

    by Samantha Chase

    2012The Christmas Cottage, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Ever After"

    Ever After

    by Samantha Chase

    2013The Christmas Cottage, Book 2

Series background & context

The Christmas Cottage is one of Samantha Chase's coziest holiday setups. The series begins with a local legend, any couple who spends the night in the Christmas cottage will find lasting love. That little piece of folklore gives the books a soft fairy-tale frame, but the stories themselves stay grounded in family pressure, wedding chaos, and people who are not quite sure they still believe in happily ever after.

The first book, The Christmas Cottage, traps Lacey Quinn and Ean Callahan in the cottage during a blizzard while they are supposed to be preparing it for newlyweds. That forced closeness sets the tone for the whole series. It is intimate, wintery, and built on the idea that timing can change everything. Ever After stays close to the same circle, following Ava Callahan after she walks away from her own wedding and has to decide whether love deserves another chance.

These are not high-drama books packed with huge external stakes. The tension is emotional. People are nursing old disappointments, sorting through family expectations, and trying to figure out whether love is worth the risk when life has already gone off script.

That holiday warmth is the real draw.

If you like Christmas romances with snowstorms, decorated cottages, stubborn hearts, and a little faith in romance, this is a very easy series to sink into. The books work best in order, partly because the second one carries more weight once you already know the cottage legend and the Callahan family around it.

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