Luis Ammerman is a romance author focused on heartfelt, emotionally grounded love stories that emphasize connection, optimism, and earned happily-ever-afters. His work spans sweet contemporary romance, holiday romance, and character-driven narratives designed to feel comforting, intentional, and emotionally satisfying.
His published works include the novel If You Say I Do, along with Once Upon a Christmas, The Christmas Dance Contest, Against All Odds, The Secret Behind Sycamore Hills, and In the Arms of the Enemy. His shorter fiction catalog features A Blog for the Heart, When a Cowboy Yeehaw, Love Blooms in the Garden, Something Borrowed, Amarillo Sky, Descendant, The Affair, Bridging the Distance, and The Bell. He is also the author of Visions of Tomorrow, an upcoming novel that expands his storytelling range.
When he is not writing, Luis enjoys spending time with his husband and their dogs, Esme and Melody. He continues to develop future projects with a reader-first mindset, ensuring every story delivers warmth, sincerity, and emotional payoff.
Luis Ammerman is a romance author focused on heartfelt, emotionally grounded love stories that emphasize connection, optimism, and earned happily-ever-afters. His work spans sweet contemporary romance, holiday romance, and character-driven narratives designed to feel comforting, intentional, and emotionally satisfying.
His published works include the novel If You Say I Do, along with Once Upon a Christmas, The Christmas Dance Contest, Against...
One storm, one chance, one Christmas that changes everything.
With nothing but a newborn in his arms and the weight of a past he can't escape, Nate Mulligan is out of options. The bitter cold of winter is closing in, and hope feels as distant as the warmth of a home he’s never known.
Then, on a stormy December night, a single act of kindness opens...
Glen Branson returns home for the holidays expecting little more than quiet snow, familiar traditions, and a well-earned break from the hectic pace of his life as a lawyer. What he doesn’t expect is how quickly the rhythms of the town wrap around him again—the cozy mornings at Julie’s bakery, the swirl of Christmas preparations, and the simple...
In the charming town of Maple Springs, Vermont, autumn paints the streets with golden leaves and crisp possibilities. At the heart of it all, Ever After & Co. is the go-to destination for dream weddings—and no one pulls off happily ever after quite like Brady Whitaker and Tori Bennett.
They’re partners, best friends, and the perfect team—at...
Embrace the enchantment of the holiday season with Once Upon A Christmas, a delightful collection of standalone Christmas romances. Each story captures the magic of falling in love amidst twinkling lights, festive traditions, and cozy winter moments. From charming small...
I’m genuinely excited to share a small but meaningful milestone. My Christmas poem, “Mr. North Goes South,” has made its debut on YouTube. This piece remains unpublished, which makes this release a first-look experience and a deliberate pivot from the page to a new platform.
The poem is performed by Val Cole, whose delivery brings clarity, warmth, and momentum to the story. Hearing the work aloud adds a new layer of impact and reminds me why storytelling is not confined to one...
Big news hitting the holiday pipeline—my first LGBTQ Christmas novella, A Christmas Wish, is coming soon.
This story follows Glen Branson, a lawyer running on empty, who heads back to his mountain hometown expecting a quiet seasonal reset. Instead, he gets swept right back into the town’s cozy rhythms—fresh pastries at Julie’s bakery, the buzz of Christmas prep, and snowy streets that reboot memories he didn’t realize he missed.
Then there’s Derek Winslow. Steady. Warm. Quietly...
I just experienced something incredible — the new Frankenstein (2025), and I have to say, it completely reignited my love for one of literature’s greatest classics. Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein has been close to my heart since middle school. I remember being fascinated by the themes of creation, ambition, and loneliness — and even now, I find myself rereading it every few years. But this new adaptation? It’s something else entirely.
Guillermo del Toro brought Shelley’s gothic world...
