It's a mere two weeks until Christmas, and you know what that means --
HOLIDAY ROMANCES!
Instead of focusing on a single book this week, I thought I'd recommend some of my favorites -- and ask for your suggestions in return.
I love holiday-themed romances. There's something about the combination that just tickles my fancy, whether it's a single title historical, a contemporary category, or an anthology with a little of everything.
Just a quick perusal of my keeper shelves turns up several books that fit the bill. There's Jingle Bell Rock, the first Brava anthology I ever read; It Came Upon A Midnight Clear, a category romance by Suzanne Brockmann now retitled and reissued as Hawken's Heart; Merry Christmas, Baby, a Brava anthology including stories by two of my favorite people, Lucy Monroe and Susanna Carr; The Greek's Christmas Baby, also by Lucy Monroe; and the list goes on and on.
(There's also a few copies of The Perfect Gift, the Christmas anthology I'm in. I kinda like that one, too. LOL)
So how about you? Do you like holiday romances? What are some of your favorites?
6 comments:
I also love "Jingle Bell Rock." One recent one I like is "The Morgue The Merrier." "Wish List" is an old favorite.
I haven't read "The Morgue The Merrier" but want to. One of my favorites is an old one by Jude Deveraux. Her story“Just Curious” is published as an anthology titled A GIFT OF LOVE. The other authors are: Kimberly Cates, Andrea Kane, Judith McNaught, and Judith O’Brien.
Oh you've named some of my favorites - I love Brava Christmas anthologies, and Lisa Kleypas (?), Judith McNaught and Jude Deveraux are old favorites with those anthologies.
My favorite is the Twilight Before Christmas by Christine Feehan. I love the Drake sisters, and the family bond and magic in this story makes it such a treat to read.
Merry Christmas, Baby is one of my favorites and also one called The Wish List.
Great suggestions, everyone! Thanks so much. I'm busy making up a shopping list. :)
Hey, you should always buy presents for yourself during the holidays, right?
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