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Stranded with a Hero
by Karen Erickson, Cindi Madsen, Roxanne Snopek and Coleen Kwan
Publisher: Entangled Publishing – Bliss
Date of Publication: November 11, 2013
ISBN: 9781622663842
ASIN: B00G1IWYK4
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Description:
Getting snowed in never felt so good as
boundaries are crossed, opposites attract, and friends discovering more promise
a Christmas no one will ever forget.
Loving Mindy by Karen Erickson
Mindy can’t believe she's stuck with her ex–best friend—and
the man whose heart she broke years ago—for the holidays, though the tension
between them is more than enough to keep them warm. Josh Powers never forgot
Mindy, but he can’t risk his heart a second time.
White-Hot Holiday by Coleen Kwan
Naomi’s sworn off men like Aaron—rich, cocky, and dismissive
of holiday traditions. Aaron decided to spend Christmas in sunny Australia to
avoid snowy New York, not to fall for the woman his best friend warned him away
from. But when a volcano grounds him, Aaron and Naomi's relationship becomes
eruptive.
An Officer and a Rebel by Cindi Madsen
The last person police officer Nate Walsh expected to
discover in a snowstorm is his brother's ex and former town rebel, Kelsey
Cooper. She’s his complete opposite and totally off-limits, but as they wait
out the storm together, all he can think is how he wishes she'd stay forever.
Saving the Sheriff by Roxanne Snopek
Frankie Sylva was determined to free the reindeer cruelly
held for a holiday roadshow, even if it meant risking her own life. Deputy
Sheriff Red LeClair set out to save a stranger in a snowstorm, never expecting
he’d be the one to be rescued.
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About Karen Erickson:
USA Today bestselling author Karen
Erickson writes what she loves to read – sexy contemporary romance. Digitally
published since 2006, she’s a native Californian who lives in the foothills
below Yosemite with her husband and three children.
About
Cindi Madsen
Cindi Madsen sits at her computer every chance she gets,
plotting revising, and falling in love with her characters. Sometimes it makes
her a crazy person. Without it, she’d be even crazier. She has way too many
shoes, but can always find a reason to buy a new pretty pair, especially if
they’re sparkly, colorful, or super tall. She loves music, dancing, and wishes
summer lasted all year long. She lives in Colorado (where summer is most
definitely NOT all year long) with her husband and three children. She is the
author of YA novels All the Broken Pieces and Demons of the Sun, adult
contemporary romances Falling for Her Fiancé and Act Like You love
Me, and the women's fiction novel Cinderella Screwed Me Over.
About Roxanne Snopek
Roxanne Snopek is the author of ten
books, more than 150 articles, and has had short fiction published in several anthologies.
She is currently serving as Vice-President of the Romance Writers of America
Greater Vancouver Chapter. She and her family live in the Pacific Northwest,
where she’s at work on more love stories for Entangled Publishing.
About
Coleen Kwan
Coleen Kwan has been a bookworm all her
life. At school English was her favorite subject, but for some reason she
decided on a career in IT. After many years of programming, she wondered what
else there was in life — and discovered writing. She loves writing contemporary
romance and steampunk romance.
Coleen lives in Sydney, Australia with her partner and two children. When she
isn’t writing she enjoys avoiding housework, eating chocolate, and watching
Criminal Minds.
Excerpt:
“Well, I’m like that old, comfortable sweatshirt you own. You know, the extra-soft one that you’ve had forever but can always count on to make you feel warm?”
She frowned. “Okay...”
“And Marty was the trendy, never-before-worn leather jacket that looked great and cost a fortune but always made you feel a little uncomfortable. Not that you ever let that stop you,” Josh explained further.
Huh. That was quite the comparison. He could be right though. Back then she could always count on Josh being there no matter what. He was her rock. She’d missed having him in her life so much, it was as if he’d left a physical hole inside her heart. A hole that had slowly healed over time, though the scar was still there.
Having Josh in front of her again—being sweet, laughing with her, reminiscing, reminding her exactly what she missed about having him in her life—scared her to death.
She missed his friendship. She wanted it back. She wanted him back in her life. But what if he didn’t feel the same? What if he didn’t want to renew their friendship?
Mindy didn’t know if she could take Josh leaving her again. Well, last time you left him.
Right. She didn’t need the reminder. She never said she was a
particularly smart teenage girl when it came to relationships. Why had she been so blind to what Josh offered her? “So you’re calling yourself an old, ratty sweatshirt.” She was teasing. Josh was the farthest thing from a gross, old sweatshirt.
“Yeah, I guess I am. But one that always feels good, you know? One you can count on.” His eyes lit with humor, and he raised his brows, his lips quirking into a smile. “Right?”
“I’ve never seen a guy so pleased with being compared to an old piece of clothing.” Shaking her head, she laughed, loving how light she felt.
How easy it was between them.
Comfortable. Warm. Like her favorite sweatshirt.
Mindy frowned. Josh Powers was quickly becoming her new favorite old thing—and that might be a very bad thing.
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