Why?Are they as popular as they seem to be? There are a number of types of Christmas stories; sweet, sexy, humorous. What binds them? The tradition of Christmas and the holiday spirit. A lonely girl any time during the year is bad enough in a romance, but during Christmas? Horrors. But by finding her hero during the holiday season makes the romance all the sweeter.
Today's giveaway: a Victorian fan and a copy of Dark Desires of the Druids: Murder and Magick (e-book or print your choice)--2 winners, so leave a comment to enter to win!
Susan Macatee
Caroline Clemmons
Nicole McCaffrey
7 comments:
I like Druids and Magick. I would love a copy of your book.
Great idea, Isabel. Thanks for organizing us.
Greetings from the Black Friday shopping trenches! Stephanie, thanks for stopping by! And Caroline, anytime. :)
I'm enjoying our blog hop, Isabel, thanks again for thinking of it.
I'm not sure what it is about holiday romances, but I really love reading them and hope to write another one soon.
Hope you had a lovely Thanksgiving!
I love holiday stories. All the ones I have read have had happy endings. Thanks for the giveaway.
Sue B
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Christmas stories seem to have a bit of magic to them,something special, whatever genre. I love them.
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I love holiday romances. Christmas, definitely but also others-New Year's Thanksgiving, 4th of July, even non-American. If it has a holiday theme I love it.
But Christmas stories always have a special magic to them. Something about them always brings a smile to pretty much everyone's face!
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