Christmas Gold had been out of print for far too long before Harlequin Historicals brought it out in Kindle version. Here's your opportunity to pick up a reader favorite for your Christmas reading pleasure.
"Colorado Wife" by Cheryl St. John. In 1875 Needle Point, Colorado,
Rosalyne Emery decides that local businessman Sam Calhoun needs to take
on the obligation of caring for the two preadolescent orphans she found
freezing outside her restaurant. Instead Rosalyne and Sam end up in a
pretend engagement that is heated by their true feelings for one
another. Will the mogul realize how vacuous his vision for the town and
himself is by accepting the Yuletide present of three people who dearly
love him and want him to love them?
"Jubal's Gift" by Elizabeth Lane.
It took Jubal Trask almost a decade to find Thomas Curry who deserted
him at Sharpsburg during the great war. However, now in 1873 in the
Arizona Territory trading post, Jubal has caught up with the man he
wants to kill. Instead of finding his intended victim who is away
obtaining supplies, Jubal meets Thomas' sister Tess, who he knew from
before the war, and his enemy's two young children, Lucy and Beau.
However, it is hard to kill even a man you despsie when you love his
sister.
"Until Christmas" by Mary Burton. In 1882 Timberline,
Colorado, a depressed owner Laura Butler wants to sell her silver mine
following the tragic death of six workers as she knew each of the
deceased personally and sewed alongside their wives. Laura jut wants to
go east, but her mine manager Roman Maddox wants to comfort her
forever, but has only a couple months to persuade his beloved to be his
wife.
These three late nineteenth century Americana romances are
well written, warm holiday treats that fans of the sub-genre will take
immense pleasure form reading. The stories contain delightful lead
couples and strong supporting players that enable the audience to enjoy
the Christmas holidays in the old west.
- Harriet Klausner BUY WITH ONE CLICK!
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