Freshly downsized from her marketing job, Marlee Jacobs isn’t looking for a holiday romance. She’s merely hoping to survive the season, a task that seems increasingly insurmountable as her car slides off the road during a snowstorm. Thankfully she’s rescued by the capable if grumpy Wynn Paxton just as she and her family are gearing up for the busy season on their beloved but struggling Christmas tree farm.

Seeing the meeting as serendipitous, the two women’s friends and family cajole them into a reluctant deal: Marlee will run the farm's social media through the holiday in exchange for a cut of every tree sold. The catch? She gets paid only if they beat last year's totals.

Things do not get off to a stellar start. Wynn has generations of family history to uphold and resents Marlee for making changes, while Marlee quickly tires of being stonewalled. However, as they’re forced to work together, internet trends and tirades about tradition get traded for more authentic connections, both to the job and to each other. Snowy nights, hot cocoa, fresh-cut pine, and mistletoe kisses prove hard to resist, but can the pair who joined forces only to make holiday magic create something real even after the clock runs out on the Christmas season?

Christmas Tree Farm is a cozy, sapphic Christmas romance featuring opposites attract chemistry, upholding tradition, the power of love, and the magic of the holidays.