Baby it’s cold outside, but the temperature is rising, as six dashing and determined heroes work extra hard to keep their sweethearts warm.
Caught in a blizzard? Let’s hunker down.
Only one bed? Definitely not a problem.
Prepare for cozy fireside moments in a hunter’s lodge, a haunted castle in the Highlands, a snowy Montana saloon, and so much more, in this six-book winter wonderland boxed set.
The Lady’s Guide to being Snowbound with a Scottish Laird – by Emmanuelle de Maupassant
This juicy little novella features a haunted castle, a raging blizzard on the Highland moors, a kidnapping, one kilted Scot (wild in bed), and a fiery lass determined to resist his charms.
Snowed in with Scandal – by Beverley Oakley
What could possibly go wrong when you’re snowed in with your ex… and a matchmaking matron?
The Snowy Solution – by Laura Trentham
What’s the recipe for a truly scandalous winter’s solstice? Combine spiked punch, a blizzard, and an isolated cabin with one bed (naturally.) Add the heat of an old flame that never truly died. Allow to simmer… all night long.
Mistletoe and Moonbeams – by Merry Farmer
Whats worse than inheriting a rundown saloon in the back of beyond? Mightily proper Miranda is about to find out, when shes snowed in with a cocksure, arrogant stranger!
Christmastide with his Countess – by Ellie St. Clair
Estranged newly-weds, the Earl and Countess of Oxford, are horrified to find themselves unexpectedly trapped on their country estate by a snowstorm. Will days forced into each other’s company, surrounded by mistletoe and the Christmas spirit, drive them apart forever, or reveal to them a love they never thought possible?
Christmas with the Czar – by Emily E K Murdoch
A man who claims to be a prince and a woman forced to play along but the real secret must be revealed before Christmas Day…
Authors’ note: All six of these gorgeous ‘snowed-in’ historical romances feature open-door bedroom scenes and extremely happy endings.
Hearts don’t stay frosty for long, in this sizzling collection of festive romances.
