One thing about winter in south Texas, you never know if the temperature is going to be freezing or sweltering. The same can go for romance fiction. When you're ready for a love story, you have to decide if you prefer a little cozying in front of a crackling fire, or enough hot action that would melt the snow off the roof.
Let's begin with being cozy. With a ghost.
An old cottage. A cold winter's night.
And shadows on the
wall reflecting two bodies in the heat of passion...
except that one of them
died over a century ago.
At first, Connie thought the disembodied voice in the room
was due to her exhaustion. But when the apparition insisted she was the
reincarnation of his lost love, she had no choice but to allow herself to become
swept up in the moment, the memories, and the romance.
Warning! Contains an antique tintype and a moment of
eternity before a hearth.
Ratcheting it up a notch, let's go a little seasonal with a witch.
Once upon a time,
there lived a man with five rambunctious daughters. They were an average
American farming family except for one minor detail. The man was a warlock, and
all of his daughters were witchlets—half witch and half
human.
With Christmas only two days away, Tamberly Blakeney has
given up hope of finding her heart's call this year. That is, until Jonathan
Mauk walks into the market and into her life. With the magical swirl of a candy
cane's stripes, she knows he is the man meant to be her lifelong love. But first
he has to pass the sex hex test, which she is sure won't be a
problem.
What she doesn't realize is that there is something in
Jonathan's past that deeply disturbs her father. And until Daddy gets all the
answers, there could be hell to pay.
If you prefer your winter romances from an alternate timeline...
Shelby Fyre owns Fyreside Inn. It's a respectable bed and
breakfast, except for one thing. There's a strange man appearing in her shower,
in her kitchen, and in her bedroom.
The only problem is... Shelby lives
alone.
Finally, and I mean finally, there's always a scorching hot Christmas at the end of the world.
If you had only one more day to live, what would you
do?
Corwin knows. And no one and nothing
is going to stop him from the telling the woman he has loved silently and from
afar how much he cares for her.
