A Little Holiday Fling
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The highly acclaimed author of Accidentally Engaged delivers a heartwarming holiday romance, full of grumpy/sunshine vibes.
There are two things that Ruby Dhanji loves with her whole entire heart: Christmas and anything to do with the UK. For Ruby the holiday season means joy, generosity, and warm memories with her...
"Heron's enemies-to-lovers romance, set in a richly detailed Toronto with a well-rounded cast of characters and rooted in South Asian culture, will appeal to fans of multicultural holiday romances."—Library Journal
“Farah Heron brings all the charm, humor, and heart you could want in a holiday romance … Perfect for fans of Jasmine Guillory, Tessa Bailey, and Ali Hazelwood, this story will leave you smiling long after the last page.”—The Gloss
"If you’re looking for a festive romance filled with heart, family and a sense of belonging, A Little Holiday Fling is the perfect cozy read for the season."—Woman's World
"The grumpy-sunshine dynamic between main characters Ruby and Rashid in Farah Heron's heartwarming rom-com sets up a perfect friends-to-lovers arc."—Marie Claire
"Farah Heron's latest brings a touch of wanderlust to this holiday novel."—Town & Country
“Heron’s characters are lovingly drawn and richly layered.”—Kirkus, on Just Playing House
“Heron incorporates a timely discussion of racial inequities in Hollywood and sensitively handles Marley’s medical status . . . readers looking for a breezy contemporary with closed-door sex scenes will be well pleased.”—Publishers Weekly, on Just Playing House
“Accidentally Engaged is an engaging read with authentic characters who continue to surprise you."
—USA Today, on Accidentally Engaged
"An endearing cast led by a Bollywood-loving hero and a fashionista heroine set Heron’s retelling of Jane Austen’s Emma apart from the pack. Both Austenites and movie fans who fondly remember Clueless will be delighted."—Publishers Weekly, starred review on Kamila Knows Best
“A beautiful, compelling romance celebrating second chances and forgiveness.”—Kirkus, starred review on Jana Goes Wild