Twelve Days of Christmas Books in Order
Part ofAmanda McCabe Books in OrderSee the Twelve Days of Christmas stories by Amanda McCabe in order, with festive summaries, reading notes, and easy where-to-start help.
Last updated: July 11, 2026
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Twelve Days of Christmas books in publication order
2 books
A Partridge in a Pear Tree
by Amanda McCabe
2013
A widow's holiday scavenger hunt to choose an heir turns unexpectedly romantic in this charming Regency novella. The Christmas game reveals family secrets and a lasting match.
Nine Ladies Dancing
by Amanda McCabe
2019
A Christmas setting, plenty of dancing, and close quarters bring two wary hearts together in this festive historical romance. It is light on its feet, but still gives the emotions room to land.
Twelve Days of Christmas books in chronological order
Series background & context
The Twelve Days of Christmas books are built for readers who want historical romance with a strong holiday glow. These are stories of winter houses, family gatherings, music, dancing, scavenger hunts, and the kind of festive chaos that makes romance especially hard to avoid.
McCabe uses the Christmas setting for more than decoration. The season creates pressure. Families are together too long, old feelings surface, social rituals get heightened, and even practical plans start to wobble under candlelight and mistletoe. That gives the stories a cozy surface with just enough emotional tension underneath.
If you enjoy shorter, seasonal historicals, this series offers exactly that sort of comfort. The mood is warm and playful, but the romances still have stakes, whether that means inheritance worries, mismatched expectations, or two people finally admitting what the holidays have made impossible to ignore.
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