Sunday, October 21, 2012

Naughty & Nice Holiday Hop

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’Tis the season for romance with three original holiday-themed novellas! Unwrap this festive eBook bundle and discover why these authors are quickly becoming the biggest names in the genre. Ruthie Knox tells a heartwarming contemporary story of first loves given the gift of a second chance; Molly O’Keefe releases the ghosts of Christmas past with a prequel to her novel Crazy Thing Called Love; and Stefanie Sloane weaves an irresistible Regency tale of fiery passion that burns deep on a cold winter’s night.

ROOM AT THE INN by Ruthie Knox

Carson Vance couldn’t wait to get out of Potter Falls, but now that he’s back to spend Christmas with his ailing father, he must face all the people he left behind . . . like Julie Long, whose heart he broke once upon a time. Now the proprietor of the local inn, Julie is a successful, seductive, independent woman—everything that Carson’s looking for. But despite several steamy encounters under the mistletoe, Julie refuses to believe in happily ever after. Now Carson must prove to Julie that he’s back for good—and that he wants her in his life for all the holidays to come.

ALL I WANT FOR CHRISTMAS IS YOU by Molly O’Keefe

Maddy Baumgarten and Billy Wilkins are spontaneous, in love, and prepared to elope the day after Christmas—that is, if Maddy’s family doesn’t throw a wrench in their plans. After all, Maddy’s barely out of high school and Billy’s a notorious bad boy. Maddy doesn’t care about Billy’s rough past—all she cares about is living in the here and now. But after Maddy’s mother stops speaking to her in protest, and a Christmas Eve heart-to-heart with her father leaves her with butterflies, Maddy starts to get cold feet. She loves Billy, but is she taking this big step too soon?

ONE PERFECT CHRISTMAS by Stephanie Sloane

After being jilted by her fiancé, Jane Merriweather turns to her dear childhood friend, the Honorable Lucas Cavanaugh, for support—and unlocks the smoldering desire simmering in the man’s troubled heart. Frightened by his newfound feelings, Lucas flees to Scotland. But when the Christmas season brings them together again, one glance is all that’s needed to reignite his yearning. If Lucas can convince Jane that his intentions are as pure as the falling snow, they’ll turn a dreary December into a joyous Yuletide affair.


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12 comments:

  1. Kent Brothers series by Jaci Burton!!!

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  2. My favorite holiday story is A Christmas Carol, I know that not really a romance but its the only Christmas book I ever re-read

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  3. Oooh, I love that cover for Naughty & Nice! Thanks for sharing, Val!

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  4. I put the button on my blog, but didn't do a post for it. Looks like something I'd read. LOL

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  5. I am not sure what my favorite would be there are so many great ones. Thanks for the giveaway.

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  6. Oooh, I love that cover for Naughty & Nice! Thanks for sharing, Val!

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  7. I've only read snowed over so that would have to be my favorite.

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  8. “The Perfect Christmas” by Debbie Macomber is a favourite.

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  9. A Wallflowers Christmas by Lisa Kleypas.

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  10. Visions of Sugar Plums by Janet Evanovich (does that count?)

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  11. My absolute favorite is "Miracle On 34th Street". The original made in 1947 is the best. Almost even with it is "It's a Wonderful Life. Thanks for asking because I love to think about them. ;-)

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  12. Lady Louisa's Christmas Knight by Grace Burrowes is my favorite.
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