Christmas Proposals (Three Christmas Romances)
Her Christmas Romeo by Carol Mortimer
• Juliette trips and almost falls on Mr. Romeo, but he’s the one who falls for her.
The Tycoon’s Christmas Engagement by Rebecca Winters
• Annie’s had a crush on David since she was 18, but it’s Mitch who’s making her feel like a woman.
A Bride For Christmas by Marion Lennox
• Guy buys Jenny’s “Bridal Fluff” wedding salon and ends up planning his own wedding.
Nov 2007, 128 pgs each
Harlequin (MobiPocket)
#45 - 06.15.08—06.21.08
A trio of cute Christmas stories. My favorite is Marion Lennox’s A Bride For Christmas.
Counts: Harlequin = 37 • Other = 8 • Total = 45
Christmas romances
I just got an anthology of Christmas Medieval historicals in the mail. I hought...this is nuts, it's 100 degrees out but you know, after seeing your blog, I feel better. The heat here is oppressive so maybe that's exactly what I should read. When I was a young girl and it was really cold in Mass. at school and snow everywhere I used to walk back from the commons eating building to my dorm with friends and we would try to convince ourselves hoe hot is was and how all the snow was sand. It was cold then but I have to say, mostly I have the opposite of that seasonal thing---it is the heat that dampens my energy and enthusiasm.
Merri
Hildie's blog: http://blog.hildie.net
The heat can be draining.
When I lived in Phoenix I'd come home from work in my NOT-air conditioned car, turn the A/C in my apt. way down, Shut the drapes and turn out the lights, then roll out my sleeping bag on the living room floor and play an album (remember those?) of thunder storm and rain with music. Why the sleeping bag? The smell and feel of it reminded me of the cool mountains.