In Case of Emergency

Former stepbrothers find Christmas romance under the tree.

After years alone, Daniel Diaz is finally ready to shake up his orderly, solitary life. He’s about to leave for a cozy Christmas getaway with his new man when he gets the call from the ER that his former stepbrother has been admitted with a concussion and a broken hand—and Cole put him down as his emergency contact. Why the hell would he do that? Daniel barely knows the guy. After all, their parents’ marriage lasted less than a year and it was a decade ago!

But Cole has no one else to look after him and strict doctor’s orders not to be left alone. So fine, Daniel will bring him along on vacation to make sure he doesn’t starve or fall into a coma. This is supposed to be Daniel’s chance to explore romance again after locking down his feelings for too long—except it turns out his could-be boyfriend is more interested in partying and being an obnoxious jerk. Daniel sends him packing, and now he’s stuck with a virtual stranger in an isolated mountain cabin.

Cole Smith crushed hard on cranky Daniel when they were teenagers. Alone with him in a romantic winter wonderland, those feelings roar back to life. Glimpsing the caring, vulnerable man under Daniel’s frosty shell, he yearns to get closer. Christmas is a time for surprises, and Daniel and Cole discover a scorching connection that just might melt their hearts.

This fluffy gay Christmas romance from Keira Andrews features former stepbrothers reconnecting as adults, sexy hot-tub shenanigans, cuddling by the fire, and of course a happy ending.

Novella length: 32,000 words.

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“This is pure holiday fluff, but it never becomes sappy or saccharine. It is the right blend of sweet and oh-so sexy!”
~ Watch and Word Society

“This was just a fun, sexy read and put me in a holiday mood.”
~ The Smutbrarians

“Cute, not overly cloying and the characters weren’t annoying. It’s a good trope — grumpy loner finds love in the most unexpected place. And crushing. Oh how I enjoy unrequited love and finally getting them!”
~ Boy Meets Boy Reviews

“In Case of Emergency by Keira Andrews was a short, sexy, and sweet holiday novella.”
~ Gay Book Reviews

“Pick this one up if you’re in the mood for some angst-free holiday romance with a bit of heat in a snowy winter setting.”
~ Sinfully Gay Romance Book Reviews

“This was a well-written and very enjoyable holiday read filled with lots of love, family and passion. I couldn’t put it down once I started and I can’t recommend it enough!”
~ Bayou Book Junkie