Hallmark Stories

When a corporate coffee chain attempts to buy out her family's smalltown cat café, Elsie Phelps will do anything to keep coffee-heir Tristan Montgomery from taking away the place she feels closest to her late mother. Yet when they are forced to spend time together, Elsie comes to realize there is more to Tristan than charms and cheekbones. Soon, not only is the café at risk of becoming Tristan's, but so is her heart. (Trigger Warnings: Grief/Coping with Loss of Parent)

She learned early that survival doesn't always look heroic. Sometimes it looks like silence. Sometimes it looks like working two jobs while pregnant. Sometimes it looks like raising a child alone because the father feared responsibility more than losing her. Two years later, she's no longer the girl he left behind. She's educated, respected, and invited into rooms he only guards from the outside. When their paths collide at a high‑profile medical gala, the truth hits harder than either of them expects: She rose. He stalled. And fate has a way of leveling the ground beneath them both.

Adeline Thornton - daughter of Jack and Elizabeth Thornton Life does not pause to ask permission before it carries you forward. It carried Adeline Thornton straight to Brookfield - a quiet, unhurried town that seemed, at first glance, too small to hold any great significance. She arrived with two worn traveling cases, a teaching certificate, and a hope she barely dared to name, certain she was simply passing through one chapter on her way to the next. She was wrong. Brookfield had a way of getting beneath your skin without you noticing - in the warmth of a neighbor's kitchen, in the laughter of children who trusted you with their curiosity, in the slow, steady rhythm of a place that had no interest in rushing itself for anyone. What Adeline had come to give - knowledge, structure, purpose - the town repaid tenfold in ways she hadn't known she was missing. Friendship found her before she thought to look for it. Community wrapped itself around her like something she had always belonged to. And love - the kind that doesn't announce itself grandly but simply settles into the quiet corners of your days until you can no longer imagine life without it - love found her too. She had come to Brookfield to teach. She had not expected it to teach her right back. It was never just a new beginning. It became, without her quite realizing it, home

When Clara Hartwell discovers a mysterious key left behind by her late grandfather, she unlocks more than an old toy workshop hidden on Peppermint Lane - she awakens a little Christmas magic in the snowy town of Hollyridge. Trying to save her struggling bookshop while keeping her grandfather's enchanted workshop alive, Clara posts a simple help-wanted flyer... never expecting it to bring Rowan Ashford into her life. Quiet. Guarded. Exceptionally good with his hands. And hiding far more than he lets on. As snow falls over Hollyridge, Rowan and Clara slowly grow closer through late nights in the workshop, peppermint mochas at Hearth & Brew, family traditions, and the kind of Christmas magic that feels almost impossible to explain. But Rowan isn't just a traveler passing through town. He's Prince Rowan of Aldenwald - a man torn between royal expectations and the life he's unexpectedly begun building in Hollyridge. Now, with two worlds pulling them in different directions, Clara and Rowan must decide whether love is strong enough to bridge castles and small towns... and whether home is truly a place - or a person.

I wrote this when I was drunk. The extent to which I was inebriated shall henceforth not be discussed. As an essential disclaimer, I do not own any of the characters, brands, places, or things discussed in this story. Of course, hopefully you already knew that one cannot own a human for a human is already owned by themselves. Although, if Marthe Woertman, Harry Styles, or Shrek do not own themselves I am entirely willing to campaign for their freedom. I am also deeply sorry to the above should they ever come across this literary masterpiece. Which would be tragic. A complete and utter disaster. Anyways this is a story about love of the not at all heterosexual variety. While there are disturbing mentions of previous heterosexuality it is not discussed at length or in detail. Also if you came to this story seeking Harry Styles or Shrek, while they are both key characters, it is mostly about Marthe Woertman and an entirely fictional girl who is simply pining for a hot, tall, dutch, Leo. I also wouldn't read this if you have any standards at all. I warn you, it is Hallmark Christmas Movie/Wattpad Fanfic crossover and simply should not exist. It is not rated mature because it does not have...y'know...the canoodling? the hickory dickory dock? the secret touchy thing? in it because it does not. I rated it that way because I did not, and I shall repeat, I did not proof read this at all. Also I don't really know anything about Marthe Woertman. Or Amsterdam. This will be wildly inaccurate in every respect. I just got crunk, was watching tiktoks, and I decided that I really like the woman's cheek bones and accent and astrological sign so the next time I got crunk I wrote an entire novel. Also Harry Styles and Shrek are both villains. Sorry.

This is a book for my short stories about celebrities! I do not own any of the pictures in this book. I only own my ideas for the stories.

A Hallmark-Movie-inspired serial novella. New chapters to be posted daily through December 2022. Sun-loving Ivy reluctantly agrees to do her fiancé a favor by traveling to a remote mountain town in the middle of December to investigate a mysterious holiday tradition. The inhabitants of the town turn out to be quirky and full of secrets, to say nothing of one impossibly handsome stranger and his dog. How do the ice sculptures form? Why is the big house on the cliff abandoned? And what, oh what, is Ivy supposed to do about her conflicted emotions? Maybe a little magic up her sleeve is what the town and her heart will need to make the holidays merry.

The Subspace returns...to...Nickelodeon? and Hallmark I guess...

When Hollyn Smith accidentally meets the prince of an obscure European country, her life becomes a Hallmark not-so-original movie. Except that real life isn't like a cliché story. (Well, maybe a little.) Anything can happen at Christmas, especially unrealistic things that only seem to happen on TV. COMPLETED STORY ** FEATURED ON @ROMANCE 'S "HOT FOR THE HOLIDAYS" LIST**

wow for once its not lego ninjago .. this was a request from my sister and its voltron third dimension ( the best voltron yet ) . the general premise is that an injured hockey player has to use basic ballet training to regain strength in his ankle . its loosely based off of the hallmark movie 'taking a shot at love' i just added more in-depth characters and drama . i dont own any of these characters nor do i claim to .. heck ! i dont want them

Emma finds herself transported into the Christmas Hallmark movie she was watching and now she needs to help get the two leads together or she'll be trapped in the movie forever.

The BIS (Indian Bureau of Standards) Certification is a pivotal endorsement, signifying a product's unwavering dedication to comprehensive safety and quality benchmarks. The journey to attain this certification encompasses a structured process, starting with the scrupulous assembly of essential documents, the obligatory financial transaction, and the steadfast adherence to prescribed timeframes. Let's delve into the intricacies of this process to gain a deeper understanding. In the initial stages, the meticulous gathering of essential documentation takes center stage. These documents function as concrete evidence that your product aligns seamlessly with the exacting criteria laid out by the BIS. These criteria, purposefully established to safeguard consumers and the environment, necessitate not only the collection of the requisite documents but also meticulous organization and presentation. With your documentation in order, the next significant step involves a financial transaction, which can be regarded as an essential investment. This fee is designed to cover the costs associated with the comprehensive evaluation of your documentation and the exhaustive testing and inspections that your product will undergo to assess its conformity with the rigorous criteria. The precise amount of this fee varies depending on product type and complexity, much like an investment in assuring quality. Subsequently, equipped with organized documentation and having fulfilled the financial obligation, you advance to the application process, where the element of time comes into play. The BIS undertakes a thorough assessment of your application, and the duration of this evaluation phase is influenced by multiple factors, including the nature of the product and the depth of detail in your submission.

Charlotte Mulberry never enjoyed Christmas. But this year, its different. Little did she know would meet the love of her life while purchasing a Christmas tree for her widowed father...dancing in the snow, driving by the lights, and sitting in the cozy comfort of their cabin, is something Charlotte would have never dreamed of after the tragic death of her mother, on Christmas Day. When Logan Bourdane arrives unannounced at her Airbnb, Charlotte remembers his familiar face.

After a recent break-up ruins her tropical getaway with sophisticated ex-almost-fiancé Preston, Noelle finds herself back in her hometown, stranded two weeks before Christmas. And Hawaii is nowhere in sight! Enter Nik, the ruggedly handsome lumberjack living at the local Christmas tree farm. With love and snowflakes in the air, Nik offers Noelle a fresh perspective on the holiday and on the true meaning of love. Time to cozy up and break out the eggnog! "Absolutely heartwarming. Reads like a millennial Hallmark movie!" -Beta Reader #2 in Hulu! #2 in HolidayRomance! #6 in Holidiays! #7 in ChickLit! #13 in Christmas! ⚠️ suggestive language, mild profanity, and too many Christmas references [[50k words]] PG-13 RATED Cover Design: Kat Pace

This is the third in a series of interactive journals designed to help people grow personally, spiritually, and possibly even professionally. There is a daily message that contains a motivational quote, a Bible verse, a vocabulary word, and a message I write personally. Hopefully they're written and compiled in a way you find inspiring or motivational. But the key to what makes it work are the daily journaling questions. There are six questions at the end of every message. They stay the same, but you might find your answers to them change over time. They're simple questions, but living in a way that helps you improve your answers to them will change your life. I hope you decide to try it out, and if you do decide to try it out, I pray you won't be disappointed. Thanks, Jake.