Thursday’s Top Romantic eBooks
Sleigh Bells Ring
by RaeAnne Thayne
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Angel’s View Ranch has always been special to Annelise McCade. Once upon a time, it was her family’s land, until her grandfather sold it to billionaire Wallace Sheridan. Now employed as the live-in caretaker, Annie is just trying to make it through the holidays with both her sanity and her niece’s and nephew’s faith in the magic of Christmas intact.
The six-year-old twins recently lost their mother, so Annie tells herself it wouldn’t be a problem to bring them to Angel’s View. Why should it be? The Sheridans haven’t visited in years, not since Wallace died. They would never know the twins were there…until Tate Sheridan shows up out of the blue two weeks before Christmas… #ad
Cowboy Christmas
by Margaret Tanner
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1870’s – South Dakota – Sweet Western Romance with HEA ending. Zac Goodman is a gunslinger who is haunted by an injustice from his past. He finds heavily pregnant Holly O’Leary in an abandoned wagon, her cheating husband lying dead a few yards away. Reluctantly he takes her to his cabin to give birth.
Holly doesn’t trust men after the way her husband treated her. Zac is a gunslinger who saved her life and that of her baby, yet he doesn’t want to be tied down with a family.
Will this miracle Christmas baby unite two troubled souls? Or will it forever keep them apart? #ad
A Virgin River Christmas
by Robyn Carr
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Last Christmas Marcie Sullivan said a final goodbye to her husband, Bobby. This Christmas she’s come to Virgin River to find the man who saved his life and gave her three more years to love him. Fellow marine Ian Buchanan dragged Bobby’s shattered body onto a medical transport in Fallujah four years ago, then disappeared as soon as their unit arrived stateside. Since then, Marcie’s letters to Ian have gone unanswered.
Marcie tracks Ian to the tiny mountain town of Virgin River and finds a man as wounded emotionally as Bobby was physically. But she is not easily scared off. As Marcie pushes her way into his rugged and reclusive life, she discovers a sweet but damaged soul beneath a rough exterior. #ad
Snowed Inn with a Stranger
by Eliza Harwell
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Nadia is an artist enjoying her peaceful life, unaware that a family secret will soon threaten everything she holds dear. Now stranded at the Snowed Inn, she senses danger in a handsome, flirtatious stranger whose very presence makes her heart beat a little too fast.
Gregory is a professional who can turn on the charm but never lets romance come between him and a job. At the Snowed Inn, he senses danger, too, in a dark-haired beauty who may have the power to weaken his resolve. When a new guest arrives on a snowy morning and real danger threatens, choices must be made. Can Nadia put her trust in Gregory? Can Gregory follow his heart? And will either one live long enough to give love a chance? #ad
The Widow’s Christmas Ruse
by Carla Rossi
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Donna Calfee’s had a couple of lonely years since her husband died—God rest his soul. With her son far from Cardinal Point and the family furniture store becoming less fun and less profitable, she wonders if it’s time to sell out and move on. She always wanted to travel and play with her grandchildren, but the first isn’t fun to do alone, and no babies are on the way.
Wesley Lawrence has made millions as the well-known Recliner King of Texas. With a chain of furniture stores across the state, he gets his kicks taking over independent businesses and absorbing them into his empire. With his fourth wife’s departure and their ugly divorce, he escapes the scrutiny of his personal life to hide out in Cardinal Point. What’s more fun at Christmastime than making a small-town owner an offer she can’t refuse? #ad
Where Love Defeats Sorrow
by Leslie Hales
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When she was 18, Lauren Miller ran away from her home, unable to handle a devastating loss. Now in her mid-twenties, she foolishly believes that her wounds have been healed, until an unexpected invitation turns this illusion into dust. While she is coping with her homecoming’s turmoil, she meets a charming man who restores peace to her heart. Can she find the inner strength to choose the love she deserves, even if she has to wage a fierce battle against her past’s cruel shadows?
Working hard every day at the vineyard may be demanding for Tom Hughes, but it enables him to take care of his sister and nephew. When Lauren appears on his path, it’s as if her soothing presence finally heals the void left in his life by a bitter divorce. His heart is shattered once again though, as the time of her departure approaches. How can he prove to her that she can find genuine happiness in his arms? #ad
More Than Meets the Eye
by Sara Jane Woodley
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I’ll never forget the first time I saw JJ Sutton. Beautiful, feisty… and yelling at me for no apparent reason. Three years later, we’re still locked in a never-ending battle of wills whenever I come to town. But I have bigger problems to worry about–I need to take break from life as a country music star. So I leave LA and move into a secluded barn in Aston Falls.
The last thing I expect is to find JJ living next door. I never thought I’d be spending Christmas with my self-proclaimed nemesis. But the more I learn about her, the more I want to know. And the more I want to kiss her. Because there’s definitely more to JJ than meets the eye. #ad
A Christmas Candle for Eleanor
by Regina Walker
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A year after the headmistress sent her sister away from the orphanage, Eleanor turns eighteen and is subjected to the same treatment—sent away without bidding the other children farewell. And sent to where? Colorado. To marry a man she knows nothing of. The ray of sunshine for Eleanor is learning that the train is carrying her to Colorado. If she was told correctly, her sister is in Colorado, as well.
Calvin Clark is a candlemaker—a trade he learned from his father. Along with making candles, he owns a general store in Central City, Colorado. Sending for a mail-order bride made him uncomfortable, but there were no eligible women in Central City. And his nephew assured him it was a perfectly reasonable thing to do. #ad