Shira is heading home for the holidays, and the most efficient way to get there is driving home with her roommate Alicia.They're forced to book a motel because of a snowstorm, and - naturally - there's only one bed for them to share.But they've shared a bed before, and even though neither of them know how to bring it up, they both remember. Vividly.

Love Actually meets a small town full of queer Christmas adventures and shenanigans.Exes reunite, enemies become lovers, fake dating becomes something more, and at one point, of course, there is only one bed to share.The magic of snow on Christmas meets the magic of found family - and, of course, the magic of romance.

Laurie stayed behind when Gillian went on tour to become the musician she'd always wanted to be. But they had never stopped missing each other.A divorce and a world tour later, they run into each other in a grocery store on Christmas Eve, and tears flow while sparks fly.A queer take on Dan Fogelburg's song Auld Lang Syne.

Emma's boss is uptight and stiff and entirely too attractive. But Valerie is also the only way Emma can get home when her car breaks down in the snow.And it turns out that Valerie isn't so rough around the edges, after all.

She knew Valerie had moved. Moved, and moved on.But she didn't know that she'd opened up a boutique bed and breakfast in the beach town of every lesbian vacationer's dreams.Laurel's friends knew, though. About Valerie and her new career. They knew exactly what she was doing with her life and where she was doing it.Which was precisely why, without telling Laurel (or Valerie, for that matter), they booked a room at Valerie's bed and breakfast. For an entire weekend.

When Brandyn goes home for Christmas, they know their family is going to be expecting them to bring how a date. Someone. Anyone.So they ask their best friend Tiffany to be their pretend girlfriend.Mistletoe ensues, and so do very real feelings.

Jessie has been out as trans for a couple of years, but he's been hesitant about getting himself a kippah. Is he enough of a Jewish boy to wear one?His boyfriend Adib certainly thinks so, and he schemes with Jessie's sister to find him the perfect kippah.

It's Becca's first Chanukah without her mother. Her kids have grown and gone, and although she's planning a big found family gathering, she can't seem to get herself off the couch.Enter Leah, her neighbor and occasional savior of Becca's wayward daughter. She brings homemade latkes to lighten Becca's burden, but that's not all she can do to remind them both what holidays can feel like.

Stella is working late on Christmas Eve, plowing the roads and towing the poor saps who keep seeming to forget how to drive.But her wife is home and very much in the mood for... festivities. She calls Stella and they talk through some scenarios.Some scenarios that they promise each other they will very much attend to later.

Love Actually meets Chanukah in this queer Jewish found family.Office rivals become something else, a barista saves their crush the last jelly donuts, neighborly kindness turns into neighborly romance, and a trans boy gets his first kippah just in time for lighting the menorah.The miracles of the season meet the miracles of romance, family, and new beginnings.

Halloween skeptic Jessi dresses as Sailor Moon and meets Tuxedo Mask at a masquerade Halloween party. Tuxedo Mask swoops in, red rose and all, to rescue Jessi from her intrusive ex... but little does Jessi know that her masked hero is none other than her irksome colleague Krystal. Will the masquerade sparks help them see through each other's IRL masks, or is this Halloween romance all about tricks?

Gabi doesn't exactly hate Valentine's Day, but she definitely doesn't love it. And she finds it cute how into the holiday her boss at the coffee shop gets... but she's just really not into it.But she is into the woman that steps in from the cold, straight out of the gym and into Gabi's heart.