Stunned by the heat of an unexpected kiss on a cold winter’s eve, two strangers from vastly different worlds turn hotheaded principles into burning passion in Sabrina Jeffries’s delightful yuletide story, “The Heiress and the Hothead.”
In the snowy Scottish countryside, Karen Hawkins’s rakish duke has an unforgettable holiday encounter in “Twelve Kisses” when the alluring lady he surprises under the mistletoe is not who he expected, but a long-lost love with a score to settle.
In “By Any Other Name,” Edinburgh is aglitter for Christmastime as Candace Camp sends a curious gentleman in hot pursuit of an intriguing lady in disguise–one who refuses to reveal her true identity, though she fears he has already stolen her heart with his kiss.
In “Sweet Ruin,” will the festive spirit of the season sweep Meredith Duran’s feisty heroine beneath the mistletoe–and back into the arms of the dashing rogue whose carelessness soiled her reputation and sent her into exile in London?
In this all-new story collection sparkling with sexy charm and heartwarming wit, four beloved bestselling authors reveal the mix-ups and make-ups, the missed chances and golden opportunities that come but once a year.
| Title: | What Happens Under the Mistletoe |
| Author: | Sabrina Jeffries Karen Hawkins Candace Camp Meredith Duran |
| Series: | The Heiress and the Hothead – Sinful Suitors |
| Pages: | 400 |
| Genre(s): | Historical |
| Trope(s): | Second Chance Romance |
| Point of View: | |
| Location: | England, Scotland |
| Setting: | Regency |
| HEA: | ✔️ |
| Release Date: | 27th October, 2015 |
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Three gems make this a great Christmas read
The Heiress and the Hothead by Sabrina Jeffries
Stunned by the heat of an unexpected kiss on a cold winter’s eve, two strangers from vastly different worlds turn hotheaded principles into burning passion.
Sabrina Jeffries is one of my favourite authors and this story doesn’t disappoint. It’s part of the Sinful Suitors series but stands nicely on its own. As usual, lively characters, strong emotion and an unusual premise give this tale something more than most. Stephen and Amanda were made to work hard to win their happily ever after but it was worth it.
Twelve Kisses to Midnight by Karen Hawkins
In the snowy Scottish countryside a rakish duke has an unforgettable holiday encounter when the alluring lady her surprises under the mistletoe is not who he expected, but a long-lost love with a score to settle.
Hoots mon! Och, aye, if you’re looking for a cringeworthy attempt at a Scottish romance then dinnae look any further than this book. Ye hear me, aye? Life is far too short to force yourself to read such embarrassing tripe.
By Any Other Name by Candace Camp
Edinburgh is aglitter for Christmastime as a curious gentleman is in hot pursuit of an intriguing lady in disguise – one who refuses to reveal her true identity, but fears he has already stole her heart with his kisses.
Aaargh – this story was as cute as a button! Both Gregory and Rylla were fun, well-rounded characters and their romance was so sweet. This felt different from other ‘girl dresses as boy’ stories and Edinburgh felt authentic. The story was let down slightly by a few too many Americanisms but still a good read all round.
Sweetest Regret by Meredith Duran
Will the festive spirit of the season sweep feisty Georgiana beneath the mistletoe and back into the arms of dashing rogue, Lucas, who broke her heart two years ago?
I love a second chance at love story and I love a story where the hero and heroine are initially at odds. This had both. Packed with a great blend of fun, emotion and sweetness – Georgie and Lucas really stood out for me. Loved it.
Three great stories make this Christmas anthology a keeper. A definite read for those cosy nights in the run up to Christmas. 4 stars.
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