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Blackout At Christmas
Lovely book of 3 Novellas I loved it. I couldn't get enough of this book!
3 different stories all with Blackouts at Christmas time. The stories are all great in there own way.
Reviewed by Jessiecue on November 19th, 2009, 9:45pm
Save The Date: December 16th, 2009
by Jayne-eHarlequin on November 19th, 2009, 12:04pm 4 comments
Don’t miss the Holiday Event of the year at eHarlequin.com!
Be sure to mark your calendars for December 16th, 2009 for the eighth annual Holiday Open House in our eHarlequin.com online Community.
We’ll be sharing virtual eggnog and holiday cheer with 22 hours of discussions in the forums, three hours of live chat, over 100 authors, fabulous door prizes and all your favorite romance categories represented, all to celebrate the best of the Holiday Season and give you a sneak peak into what to expect inside your books in 2010!
You’ll meet the authors you love, and a few we know you soon will—from warm-hearted and tender romances to the thrills and chills of the paranormal, they write the stories that keep you turning the pages and churning through that To-Be-Read pile. So make a date to join us as we share the joy of the season, make some new friends, catch up on forum gossip and get up-to-the-minute news about series, books and authors —you might even win a prize or two while getting to know us!
Montana, Mistletoe, Marriage, 2 romances in 1
What a great book. If you gotta be snowed in without power, it should be with hunks like Boone and Mack! Two stories in one book about two sisters. Kelley runs the ranch, and Amelia manages the homestead. They're managing quite well without any men around the place, even though their Grandmother might not agree!
Reviewed by Lynne-RC on November 18th, 2009, 7:23pm
A Classic “Forever Christmas” Comes to Magnolia!
“A Forever Christmas”, Missy Tippens, Love Inspired, Steeple Hill Books, 2009, 214 pages
Here’s a Classic Story: With Hints of ‘Scrooge’ … A Reverse Echo of 'La Traviata' … and a Very Literal ‘Happy Ending’!
Everything You’d Want in a Christmas Romance.
Reviewed by Vince on November 16th, 2009, 2:30pm
A Long Hot Christmas
Don't know what prompted me to pick this up, but its only been in the TBR piles since March of this year; sorted out all the unread Christmas themed stories last weekend and grabbed this one today.
Good, light hearted read with plenty of humor.
Hope Summer is determined to get the VP of Marketing position at her firm, and has no time for men.
Reviewed by Lynne-RC on November 15th, 2009, 6:31pm
Lining Up My Christmas Reading.
by moodylady on November 12th, 2009, 11:13am 4 comments
I'm trying to line up all my holiday books this year so that I can start reading them soon. I'm going through old stories I've missed to, picking up some stories I've missed in the last year.
Love The Man, Love His Child?
by Cindy Kirk on November 10th, 2009, 8:10am 10 comments
My November, Silhouette Special Edition, Merry Christmas, Cowboy! is available this month. It seems to be selling well out of the gate (so to speak). I found out it is #77 on BookScan this week!!
Book 147. That Holiday Feeling BY Famous Authors
Three short stories equalling one book
Story 1: Silver Bells -- Debbie Macomber
Carrie Weston, who we met in "The Manning" series (the teenage daughter who brought mom and Jason Manning together) she's all grown up and the same scenario in happening to her.
Story 2: The Perfect Holiday -- Sherryl Woods
Reviewed by cweber on November 9th, 2009, 2:20pm
Book 142. Dashing Through the Snow BY Mary & Carol Higgins Clark
In Branscombe, New Hampshire on the night before the city's first "Festival of Joy" a group of co-workers win $180 million lottery. But one worker, Duncan who chose the winning numbers is no where to be found, and another winning ticket worth 180 million is not yet spoken for.
Reviewed by cweber on November 3rd, 2009, 2:27pm
A Cinderella Christmas
This is a bit short for the guidelines for the book reviews, but I'm logging it anyway as it's ALMOST there, and surely to goodness I can offset it a bit with the 2462 pages from Echo in the Bone!?
A cute light hearted Christmas story, set in the eccentric town of Noelle, Alberta. There is a person there really named Santa, and they train reindeer and have races with them.
Reviewed by Lynne-RC on November 3rd, 2009, 6:51am
