A Husband for Christmas
An Anthology
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4.3 • 17 Ratings
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- $8.99
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- $8.99
Publisher Description
Love is right around the snowy bend in two classic Diana Palmer Christmas stories. Two unforgettable heroines might just find passion, redemption and happily-ever-after in their stockings this year….
Snow Kisses—When former model Abby Shane returns home to the Big Sky country she's always loved, she is a pale shadow of her former self. After what happened to her in New York, she can't let any man touch her again. But Cade McLaren isn't just any man, and in his powerful arms Abby slowly begins to heal. If only his attentions stemmed from love instead of pity. Instead, Abby hungers for that other all-consuming blaze she'd sparked in him one summer night a lifetime ago….
Lionhearted—As Christmas approaches in Jacobsville, Texas, starry-eyed debutante Janie Brewster is determined to prove to rancher Leo Hart that she's perfect for him. However, attempting to dazzle the confirmed bachelor with her newly acquired ranching skills only ends up vexing him even further. But wait…is it hot-blooded hunger—and not dark disdain—gleaming in his eyes during those smoldering kisses beneath the mistletoe?
Customer Reviews
What happened to sweet talking cowboys with manners?
SNOW KISSES 3-Stars
Cade is 14 years older than Abby. When she was 18 she thought she was old enough for him but he thought she was still too young. She went off to model in New York. Four years later she'd been mugged and almost raped. She decides to go home to heal. Is she too late? Is she old enough for Cade to return her love now?
Sweet country romance. Even though Cade was only 36 he was such a grouch! He was often mean in the things he would say to her but when you're young and in love, you'll put up with a whole lot more.
LIONHEARTED 3-Stars
It seems like Janie Brewster has always been in love with Leo Hart. He's more than 10 years older than her. Her older best friend wants him too and willing to tell him lies about Janie to make Janie seem even less desirable to him. He believes the lies and starts saying mean and cruel things about her. When Janie hears him saying these things, she's crushed. Will he continue to believe the lies or will he remember the Janie everybody knows and realize she'd never, ever, say any of those things?
Janie is such a sweet girl that couldn't hurt a fly. The only time we see her temper is when dealing with Leo. He was cruel in the things he said about her and too her. Some things are very hard to forget.
What happened to the sweet talking cowboys with manners their mothers would be proud of?
Received a copy in exchange for an honest review.