Christmas is the key to help them both remember how to love.
As much as Amelia loves weddings, she's content being the planner, and never the bride. She's seen her share of heartache, and it's soured her to the belief that true love is only for the lucky. Only a few are ever blessed by it, and no one can plan or predict where and when it might happen. So, she'd rather stay safely on the sidelines of Peppermint Hollow, celebrating other people's happily ever afters.
If all that's required for happiness is wealth, good looks, and an otherwise perfect life, then billionaire Burke Lamont should be satisfied. Except, he can't shake the feeling that something is missing. Taking a trip to charming, small-town Peppermint Hollow, where he won't be recognized is what will set him right, he wakes up from an accident to find he can't even remember his name. It's not all bad--Amelia is watching over him. She's gorgeous and straightforward, and apparently entirely immune to his charm. He might not remember anything about his life, but that doesn't mean he won't pursue Amelia to convince her that her heart is safe with him.
As Christmas approaches in Peppermint Hollow, the magic of the season changes things between Amelia and Burke. The possibility of a happy ending for them seems within their grasp, until Burke's past catches up with him. As she predicted, Amelia's heart is fractured, and she's sure love has passed her by for good. It's up to Burke to prove where his loyalties lie, and that Amelia's the only thing he needs this Christmas.
