How the Dukes Stole Christmas - A Christmas Romance Anthology

From the ballrooms of London, to abandoned Scottish castles, to the snowy streets of Gilded Age New York, four bestselling authors whip up unforgettable Christmas romance. "Meet Me in Mayfair" by Tessa Dare Louisa Ward needs a Christmas miracle. Unless she catches a wealthy husband at the ball, the Duke of Thorndale will evict her family from their home. When Louisa finds herself waltzing with the heartless Thorndale, she''s unnerved by his handsome looks--and surprising charm. "The Duke of Christmas Present" by Sarah MacLean Rich and ruthless, Eben, Duke of Allryd doesn''t care for the holidays. But when Lady Jacqueline Mosby returns to town after a long absence, Eben falls under the spell of Christmas--and the woman he never stopped loving. "Heiress Alone" by Sophie Jordan When Annis Bannister finds herself stranded in the Highlands during a Christmas snowstorm, she must fend off brigands terrorizing the countryside. Her only hope falls on her neighbor, a surly hermit duke who unravels her with a kiss. "Christmas in Central Park" by Joanna Shupe Mrs. Rose Walker pens a popular advice/recipe column. No one knows Rose can''t even boil water. When her boss, Duke Havemeyer, insists she host a Christmas party, Rose must find a husband, an empty mansion, and a cook. But Rose fears her plan is failing--especially when Duke''s attentions make her want to step under the mistletoe with him.

Product details

• Authors: Tessa Dare, Dare Tessa, Sophie Jordan, Jordan Sophie, Sarah MacLean, MacLean Sarah, Joanna Shupe, Shupe Joanna
• Publisher: Avon Books US
• Languages: English
• Product format: Paperback
• Released: 30.09.2019
• EAN: 9780062962416
• ISBN: 978-0-06-296241-6
• No. of pages: 464
• Dimensions: 105 mm x 170 mm x 30 mm
• Subjects: Fiction > Narrative literature; Romance, FICTION / Romance / Historical / American, Relating to early adulthood, United States of America, USA, Anthologies: general, Fiction: general and literary, Holidays, events and seasonal interest, 1837–1901 (Victorian period), c 1811 to c 1820 (Regency period), FICTION: Romance / General, FICTION: Romance / Historical / American, FICTION: Romance / Historical / Regency, FICTION: Romance / Historical / General, FICTION: Anthologies (multiple authors), Modern and Contemporary romance