Elfemies to Lovers

By: Jennifer Chipman

Narrated by: Shiloh James, Bryant Walker

The daughter of a runaway Christmas Elf. The son of Santa Claus. A whole lot of Christmas Magic. What could go wrong?

Ivy Winters

As the head elf at Santa's Christmasland, I never expected to be butting heads with the new executive—or going on a date with him. But when he asked me to go home with him for Christmas, I surprised myself by saying yes.

Oh, and he's from the North Pole.

And apparently, I'm an elf.

Teddy Claus

Training to take over the family business was no small undertaking, but for the last few years, I'd been working my way up through the ranks, mastering each branch of our enterprise.

But everything was different when I arrived at our Christmas-themed amusement park and met her. Maybe that was why I invited her home with me for Christmas.

It felt like I'd been searching my whole life for something, and I'd finally found it.

Maybe what I needed all along was Ivy by my side.

©2024 Jennifer Chipman (P)2025 Podium Audio

Totally loved this

This was perfection in an audiobook. The book is great and the audiobook really makes it better

A Hallmark-esq bookstagram Christmas romance!

Absolutely adorable Christmas story to listen to this December! It’s what you would expect from a GOOD Hallmark movie if you added a little spice 😜 I adored the dynamic between Ivy and Teddy and it was so adorable how he was trying to bring her Christmas to-do list to life after he finally gets her up at the North Pole — because did I mention, Teddy is a Claus and heir to the Santa empire 😋😋 you’re gonna get all the holiday vibes and romance that you want. I really enjoyed the audiobook that was done in dual narration with Shiloh James and Bryant Walker. They definitely brought the characters to life !

Meh

This book was meh. I didn’t like it that much but I guess the holiday vibes were kinda cute. The audiobook helped me get through this one. But jeez, the whole story felt like a cheesy Hallmark movie. I wasn’t into the spicy scenes either. And the ending was so boring and cliche. Tbh the romance felt like conservative propaganda. Not my cup of tea /: