Mistletoe Kisses & Christmas Wishes: A Christmas Romance Boxed Set Book Bundle Collection

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Waiting on Love by Leah Atwood

These
days, Sunny Evans didn’t live up to her name. She was desperate. As in
find-a-husband-online desperate. When her fiancée showed up, he was nothing as
he described and not in a good way. 


After losing the woman he loved to another man, Sean Pearson planned a
weeklong escape to his grandfather’s cabin. Unfortunately for him, his GPS got
him lost on back roads, and he stopped for directions at the first place he
came across.


The unexpected detour led to events Sean couldn’t have anticipated, and he saw
the opportunity to make a difference in Sunny’s life. Could the GPS have led
him to the right place after all?

 

Mistletoe
and Mochas by
Lynnette Bonner

Chelsea Tan looks up from the mocha she’s making to see
Cannon Jones. She nearly drops the cup. He hasn’t contacted her once in the
past several weeks. She’d gotten his message loud and clear. But now he wants
to spend time with her? Cannon will just see how gullible she is this time!

Cannon hopes Chelsea will understand the reasons he hasn’t been in contact. But
she’s as frosty as the Seattle air the week before Christmas. He’d better pull
out all his charm. Maybe with the help of a few mochas and a little bit of
mistletoe all will not be lost.

Cephalopod
Cupid by
Kathleen Freeman

Lacey McDowell has the best job in the world. She’s a Marine
biologist at the Seattle Aquarium. Job satisfaction, especially her favorite
“exhibit,” an octopus escape artist named Gabriel, should make the coming Christmas
merry enough.

It doesn’t.

With her friend and coworker marrying her ex-boyfriend, it
may be time for a change. The N.O.A.A. research vessel in port is looking for a
marine biologist. But how can Lacey leave Gabriel? And what about the boy who
loves her favorite cephalopod, or his father, a handsome executive who’s moving
to Seattle? Gabriel seems willing to sacrifice his future for instinct.

Not Lacey.

Christmas
Bells are Ringing by
Lesley Ann McDaniel

Having recently relocated to Seattle, Shelby longs for
someone special in her life. When a handsome green-eyed stranger walks into the
coffee shop where she works, her interest is piqued. Later, she finds a bag
containing five beautiful hand-painted Christmas bells on the cream and sugar
table. No one comes back to claim it, so she decides to do a little detective
work. Does she dare hope that it will lead her to the stranger with the
magnetic green eyes?

Seattle Rayne by Sylvia Stewart

Loneliness has hovered over Rayne DeMarco’s life ever since
leaving East Africa to live on her own in Seattle. Frequent infusions of coffee
have neither enlivened her flagging business as a freelance writer nor her
social life. Seattle’s gray winter skies seem to mirror her life.

Then a mama cat with three rambunctious kittens finds a home in her
above-the-garage apartment, and a handsome Montana cowboy, Matt Hayes, walks
back into her life. Bring in a puppy who needs a little love and you have a
Seattle romance that is as sure to warm your heart as the hot coffee
Seattleites crave.

All
I want for Christmas by
Janalyn Voigt

Hailey
may just give up on men entirely. When Corey broke her heart, her best friend
Matt helped pick up the pieces. Matt made his interest in her no secret when
they first met but seemed happy to accept a friendship, at least until now.
With Corey looking her way again, he’s started acting funny.

If Matt wasn’t a cubicle worker moonlighting as
a Seattle street musician, this would be easy, but Hailey can’t afford a drag
on her ambitions. She needs to climb the career ladder to keep her childhood
home, all she has left of her parents.

After
Amy ditched him for a man with more money, Matt isn’t about to tell Hailey that
the ‘fiddle’ he carries is a Stradivarius or that he owns a tuxedo. Let her
love him for himself or not at all.

Scrooge Falls in
Love by Susette Williams

Tate Stephens, the high school principal, begrudgingly
agrees to play Scrooge in the school Christmas play. Tate is irritated that
Charity Fletcher, his nephew’s teacher and director of the play, chose his
handicapped nephew for the part of Tiny Tim. Didn’t she find it cruel to
typecast his nephew that way? 

Charity reluctantly gives Tate a role in the school play so that he can make
sure that Matthias is safe. Charity hopes that Uncle Tate will make a similar
transformation as Scrooge in their rendition of the play. Can the school play
be a success, or will Tate become the Scrooge who wouldn’t change and spoils
Christmas?