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Mischief Under the Mistletoe (A Holiday Romance Boxed Set)
- Subgenre
- romantasy
- Edition year
- 2021-10-05
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This holiday romance boxed set collects three standalone, festive romance novellas. The first follows a charming Wyoming cowboy sheriff who sparks a connection with a single mom during a Christmas hayride. The second centers on two people who rekindle a romance that began with a moonlight kiss a decade prior, after a chance meeting on a snowy Maine ferry. The third pairs a boss with the irreverent, anti-romance copywriter he hires to write Christmas-themed diamond love stories, delivering a funny, sassy festive romance. All three stories lean into Christmas cheer and satisfying happily-ever-afters.
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- Second Chance Romance: “Enjoy all the happy feels when a chance meeting on a snowy ferry ride in Maine ignites a romance that started with a moonlight kiss a decade ago.” source
- Single Parent Romance: “A Real Cowboy for Christmas (A Wyoming Rebels Novel) Fall in love with a charming cowboy sheriff and the single mom he rescues on a Christmas hayride.” source
- Small Town Romance: “A Real Cowboy for Christmas (A Wyoming Rebels Novel) Fall in love with a charming cowboy sheriff and the single mom he rescues on a Christmas hayride.” source
- Western Romance: “A Real Cowboy for Christmas (A Wyoming Rebels Novel) Fall in love with a charming cowboy sheriff and the single mom he rescues on a Christmas hayride.” source
- Workplace Romance: “A steamy, sassy romance between a hot-as-heck boss and the irreverent, anti-romance copywriter hired to write stories about Christmas love and diamonds.” source
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