Jozy doesn’t want to be alone on Valentine’s Day. . .again! Especially since she lives in Floral, Wisconsin, one of the most romantic small town in the United States.
Maddie, Jozy’s long time best friend, dares Jozy to be someone she’s not in order to catch the eye of a very handsome stranger.
Will Jozy take the dare so she doesn’t have to be alone on Valentine’s Day or is the joke on her?
***2013 WINNER OF THE BEST INDIE ROMANCE NOVELLA***
A NEW TRADITION is the winner 2013 Indie Romance Convention Readers Choice Nominee for Best Indie Romance Novella
For Sabrina Englehardt, Christmas has always been a special day filled with family, friends, and a wacky tradition of watching Breakfast At Tiffany’s while dressed up in the stars costumes. . .…tiara and all.
Sabrina’s biggest client insists on having a Skype call on Christmas day to secure a deal of a lifetime, which is fine with her, because this year she’s going to make a new tradition, celebrating Christmas alone with her cat at her snowy remote family cabin as family and friends go their separate ways to celebrate the holiday.
When everything starts to go array,
Sabrina has to call on her hunky neighbor for help in order to secure the deal of a lifetime.
Will it all work out or will Sabrina pull the quilt over her head waiting for Christmas to be over?
Prequel to Carpe Bead ‘Em
“Christmas waves a magic wand over the world, and behold, everything is softer and more beautiful.” ~Norman Peale
Hallie Mediate is determined to let Christmas quietly pass by. But a magical visitor has other plans on how to put the joy back in Hallie’s heart. Hallie soon discovers Christmas less about presents and more about the spirit.
Snowplace Like Home is a Christmas short story that will bring the spirit and joy of the season to your heart.
Come back to Grandberry Falls in this prequel novella to Never Tell Your Dreams Before Breakfast, and spend a little time getting to know Hazel Greenlee and her bunch!
Maggie Greenlee can’t wait for the Greenlee traditions to start, especially the annual ornament exchange.
Only things don’t go as planned once Maggie announces to the Greenlee clan that she’s engaged to Grady Cohen, one of the wealthiest bachelors in New York City.
There are two problems. One, Hazel Greenlee, Maggie’s granny and Grandberry Falls’ local matchmaker, has already determined that Maggie is going to marry Mayor Mitch Dozier. And two, Grady thinks the superstitious beliefs that have ruled Maggie’s life, are child like.
With Grady deliberately breaking every superstitious tradition, and Granny Hazel pushing Maggie in the arms of Mitch Dozier, Maggie isn’t sure she’s going to survive Christmas in Grandberry Falls.