Five Christmas stories from six New York Times bestselling authors.

A Clark Kent for Christmas by Vi Keeland and Penelope Ward The last thing I wanted to do on Christmas Eve was share a taxi with a brash lawyer who looks eerily like Clark Kenta. I wasn’t in the mood anyway, because I was going to court for an eviction order. But who knows, maybe today everything will work out well. During the trip, sexy Clark Kent and I had a frank conversation, but every path has an end. It remains to be seen whether we will meet again.

Big Bells by Jodie Ellen MalpasAfter meeting a sexy stranger at Harrods, Shannon's hasty Christmas shopping turns from a tedious task into an exciting adventure. The man is irresistible, hot and willing play. Therefore, Shannon cannot resist his offer to make a shopping competition out of it. And she plans to win. Only a sexy stranger starts playing dirty. And things get even hotter in the women's clothing department...

Emma Chase's "Naughty Wish List" Evie Sanders has a secret. She is in love with her boss, the hot Jace Winters, the owner of the best bar in a small snowy town. She thinks that Jace barely notices her, that to him she is just a colleague. But during the Christmas party, any wish can come true - even the most obscene.

Corinne Michaels “Elevator to Christmas” Christmas brought Holly so much pain that it will last for the rest of her life. All she wants to do is focus on work, but nothing is harder when she gets stuck in an elevator with her co-worker Dean. She is unable to avoid his expressive gaze, deep voice and smell that drives her crazy. Will this elevator take them straight to Christmas or, falling, will it completely destroy their faith in miracles?

Susan Stoker “Our Best Christmas” Chris and Sienna met during a car accident. Soon they, perfect strangers, discover that their lives are inexplicably connected. Coincidence? May be. Or maybe the magic of Christmas worked?