Hey everyone! Christmas is on the way and we've got two fantastic collections of stories making their debut this week for your holiday reading pleasure! The first one is SWEET TEXAS CHRISTMAS-- and it's just what it says--FOUR wonderful, sweet Christmas stories that you will treasure, along with four scrumptious recipes that are mentioned in each accompanying story!
With the holiday season in full swing, these western heroes and their ladies come together in a delightful collection of four deliciously sweet Yuletide stories you’re sure to love and remember. Authors Stacey Coverstone, Cheryl Pierson, Sarah McNeal, and Marie Piper have penned these scrumptious Christmas tales just for your reading pleasure, along with a special surprise in each story!
Each of these holiday tales includes a delectable dessert recipe guaranteed to bring an added measure of Christmas sweetness your way! There’s nothing quite like a SWEET TEXAS CHRISTMAS!
Santa's Secret--Stacey Coverstone
Can a young cowboy hope to win the heart of a lady? Grady Cantrell can't help falling for Audra Wagner--even if she IS the boss's daughter! When Audra makes a secret confession to 'Santa', all bets are off and true love may be the best gift she receives this Christmas! Kidnapping Kalli--Cheryl Pierson
Ex-Ranger Shiloh Barrett abducts the daughter of the man who has taken everything from Shiloh's family--including the life of his brother. But when Shiloh is bitten by a rattler, what will Kalli do? Run back to her former life, or stay and risk her heart with the man who can deliver her to her beloved father?
Miss Miller's Molasses Cookies--Marie Piper
Miss Josephine Miller is known for her delicious molasses cookies How can she impress the one person who matters to her, James Jordan, when he confesses he doesn't much care for molasses cookies? Josie believes she must have misread the signals that passed between them...but some things take a little time!
A Christmas Visitor--Sarah J. McNeal
Sterling Thoroughgood was Matilda Barton’s first and only love, but he left her three years ago to seek his fortune in Wyoming. And now he’s come back with a puzzle box as a gift with a secret inside. But as far as Matilda’s concerned, it’s three years too late. Is love lost forever, or does the mysterious puzzle box hold the key to happiness?
Wishing you all the best on release of your stories! Love the added recipes. Maybe we should do that with medieval anthology ;-)
ReplyDeletePatti, that's a great idea! Maybe next time around we can incorporate that into a medieval anthology. Thanks so much for the best wishes. We shall gather here again tomorrow for the release of ONE YULETIDE KNIGHT! LOL
DeleteWooHoo and Yippee! Now to find time to read. *Sigh* Doris
ReplyDeleteDoris, with the winter coming on, I'm stocking up...because what else will I do while I'm on vacation in December but READ????? LOL
DeleteA Puzzle Box? Intriguing blurb!
ReplyDeleteCelia, you will love Sarah's story. What a surprise ending--My gosh, it takes a lot to surprise me, and I really didn't see it coming. All of these stories are excellent--and the recipes...I'm going to make every last one of them!
DeleteGosh, these stories were SO good. I say it so often, but I DO have the best job in the world, being able to read so many wonderful stories, and these recipes that accompany the stories are fantastic, too. My story, Kidnapping Kalli, has the heroine (who is half Cherokee and half Irish) making up some tasty Cherokee fry bread. If you've never had fry bread, you are missing a TREAT. And there's so much you can do with it. But, who am I kidding? I either eat it with honey or with brown sugar/cinnamon on it (and sometimes both!) LOL
ReplyDeleteThis anthology sounds delightful. I love holiday stories and getting new recipes is always a plus. Fry bread is a favorite but I am not sure if I have a recipe. Will likely be ordering the paperback once I get my cChristmas books organized.
ReplyDeletePatricia, I think you will enjoy each and every story--they are all different. These recipes are all yummy and I will definitely be making them all--even though I shouldn't! LOL
DeleteSWEET TEXAS CHRISTMAS sounds like I must go right over and order--will be done as soon as I finish here. All of the stories sounds delightful. As always, great cover by Livia. Congrats. to all of you and wishing you all much success with this and a very Merry Christmas thoughit's a bit early. Recipes in the back make this book extra. And I loved Patti's suggestion for a possible list of recipes in a Medieval.
ReplyDeleteBev, that is so "sweet"--HA! Couldn't resist! LOL You will love these stories and the recipes. I'm going to make every one of those recipes.
DeleteWhoo Hoo!!! Love western romance Christmas stories.
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