Tricia is tired of being the dependable one. Her struggling Christmas tree farm demands more money, more time, and more energy than she has left. When her glamorous twin suggests a temporary life swap, Tricia trades Snowball Falls for New York City and a borrowed executive identity. She expects a rest. Instead, she lands in the middle of a high-profile gala crisis with no idea what she’s doing.
Nick Sterling steps in before the evening collapses. Calm, capable, and refreshingly uninterested in appearances, he makes Tricia feel seen even while she’s pretending to be someone else. What she doesn’t know is that Nick has a disguise of his own. The helpful stranger beside her is worth billions, and he’s learned to keep that information quiet around anyone he might want to trust.
When Nick discovers Tricia’s secret, he follows her home to Snowball Falls. Soon he’s repairing heaters, hauling trees, hanging festival lights, and attempting to win the approval of a town that considers curiosity a civic duty. Even the resident goat begins to tolerate him, although nobody should mistake that for friendship.
As Christmas gives way to New Year’s Eve, their borrowed identities fall away and something real begins to grow. Then a quiet threat places Tricia’s farm and the town she loves at risk. Staying with Nick could cost her the life she has fought to preserve. Walking away could mean losing the first person who has ever made sharing the burden feel possible.
The Billionaire’s Holiday Fix is a full-length, sweet, closed-door winter romance filled with secret identities, New York sparkle, small-town snow, twin-swap complications, and a billionaire who discovers that some problems cannot be solved by writing a check.
