A Christmas Ball (Includes: Nvengaria, #4)

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A Christmas Ball (Nvengaria #4)

by Jennifer Ashley (Goodreads Author), Emily Bryan, Alissa Johnson

3.42 of 5 stars 3.42 · rating details · 177 ratings · 26 reviews

It is the most anticipated event of the ton: the annual holiday ball at Hartwell House. The music is elegant, the food exquisite, and the guest list absolutely exclusive. Some come looking for love. Some will do almost anything to avoid it. But everyone wants to be there. No matter what their desires, amid the swirling gowns and soft glow of candlelight, magic tends to hap...more

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Published September 29th 2009 by Dorchester/Leisure (first published 2009)

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May 14, 2012 Jessi rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012, 2012-challenge, anthology, historical, part-of-a-series, romance

Three stories, all told the night of the Hartwell Ball.
"My Lady Belowstairs" by Emily Bryan-For a short story, has a lot going on. Lady Sybil has disappeared on the night of her engagement, having run off with the man who just finished her portrait. Her lookalike, scullery maid half-sister has to step in and save the day. Oh, and her fiance has a lot of debts and must marry soon but his debts have been paid off by a woman who wants him in her bed. Ending is just a little too trite and sappy but...more

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Jul 25, 2011 Sandy M rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: historical, paranormal

If any of you read my reviews over the past holiday season, you’ll know I was on the search for a really feel-good Christmas story. I didn’t find exactly what I was looking for at the time. When I was offered the chance to read A Christmas Ball by three terrific historical authors, I jumped at the chance, even though the holiday season was months ago. While these three novellas don’t quite embody the Christmas-y feeling I was after either, it truly doesn’t matter because they’re each so good. Th...more

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Nov 24, 2009 Jennifer Eckel rated it 3 of 5 stars

I always like to read the romanatic Christmas anthologies. Three stories about one magic ball are presented here. I like these stories as they give me a chance to review new authors of romantic fiction. I can't say these three are going to be repeat reads. The first and third stories are passable. It is certainly an interesting take on the Regency/Romance to have a story about a scullery maid impersonating her sister for one special evening. Plot turns are interesting as all couples involved com...more

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Jul 31, 2009 JennJ rated it 4 of 5 stars

4.25 of 5 Stars

You are cordially invited to Lord and Lady Hartwell’s festive “Christmas Ball” by Best selling author Jennifer Ashley, Emily Bryan, and Alissa Johnson. This ball is sure to be the toast of the Ton as all of the main characters (some of whom are not who they seem and didn’t have an invite) are sure to excite and titillate with their unique and sensuous escapades! And believe me when I tell you that you will be most glad that they did!

The book starts off with Emily Bryan’s “My Lady...more
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You are cordially invited to Lord and Lady Hartwell’s festive “Christmas Ball” by Best selling author Jennifer Ashley, Emily Bryan, and Alissa Johnson. This ball is sure to be the toast of the Ton as all of the main characters (some of whom are not who they seem and didn’t have an invite) are sure to excite and titillate with their unique and sensuous escapades! And believe me when I tell you that you will be most glad that they did!

The book starts off with Emily Bryan’s “My Lady Below Stairs”. It’s the story of Jane Tate the bastard daughter of Lord Somerville but as such she has not had the charmed life of his other daughter Lady Sybil, but has lived the life of a lowly scullery maid. But fate has come to right many wrongs this Christmas as Jane finds herself pulled into the role of imitating her Lady sister (Jane and Sybil have always looked very similar and with the right clothing and manners she’s a dead ringer) when Sybil unceremoniously runs off with a painter on the eve of her betrothal to Lord Eddleton. But Jane’s real love interest the stable hand Ian Michael MacGregor will not stand idly by and watch Jane be horns- waggled into the elaborate plot that might very well take her from his arms forever. Will Jane finally find herself living in the role of Lady Somerville or will she be found out for the serving maid she truly is. And who will she end up with Ian or Lord Eddleton believe me you won’t want to miss the answer!

Jennifer Ashley’s “The Longest Night” is a continuation of her Nvengaria series. And for those of you have enjoyed the others books you don’t want to miss this wonderful addition! You will see some of the characters returning from Highlander Ever After this is Mary and Valentin’s story. Mary Cameron has not forgotten the handsome Shapeshifter who stole her heart as she nursed him back to health at her brother’s Castle when Valentin (who was acting as the body guard for her brother’s wife) was shot and left for dead. But with so many miles separating them and no letter from him after his return home she wondered if any of the feelings that were stirred in her heart were really true or just a distraction for an injured man far from home. Now Valentin has returned to England on a mission from Grand Duke Alexander(The Mad, Bad Duke) and he is determined not only to accomplish that mission but also to seek out and win back Mary! Will Mary and Valenin find their happily ever after or will they find the deck to stacked against them in this game of the heart?

Alissa Johnson’s “Traditions” Finds an Earl who has a plan! William Renwick the Earl of Casselbury has always been known as levelheaded and organized to a fault. Therefore when he sets his mind to doing his duty and getting down to finding a wife to produce an heir for his title he knows exactly whom he wants and he means to get her! He wants a woman who is gentle, soft of speech and with an open and big heart. He is sure that that woman is none other but Miss Caroline Meldrin. Little did he know that his soul match might just be not Caroline but her very severe and proper friend Patience Byerly. But surely he couldn’t be that far off in his calculations where Caroline is all light and airy, where Patience with her dark hair pulled back into a severe bun and her spectacles perched on her prim little nose seems to opposite of what he’s looking for. But as events begin to unfold Patience and William both start to understand that when love comes calling sometimes appearances can be more than deceiving and what one isn’t looking for is exactly what one needs.

I thoroughly enjoyed each of these wonderful Regency romances stories. Each author has penned a wonderful romantic tale that you will find wishing were longer, as each could have very well satisfied as its own book. Which means that each of these fine authors have more than done their job in this fantastic anthology. So why not make it Christmas early this year and get this great read!
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Jan 16, 2011 Rosemary rated it 3 of 5 stars

This Regency Christmas anthology was, predictably, predictable on many levels, but did break some conventions. The first story is really a "below stairs" romance. The second story is the most conventional. The third is my favorite with an unconventional, endearing hero and a heroine who wears glasses, but, in fact, is not a "bluestocking."

I've noticed over the years that romances do keep pace with current societal issues. In the 70's there was a focus on "woman power," in the 90's a focus on tol...more

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Sep 21, 2011 Anna rated it 3 of 5 stars

This was a cute book. None of the characters in the story are really related to each other, but somehow each couple ends up at the same Christmas ball at Hartwell House.

The first story was probably my least favorite, but was still pretty good. It was about a young woman who lives in the household of her father, but she is his bastard child, and is serving as a member of staff. She actually looks a great deal like his legitimate daughter, and is pressed into service to masquerade as her half sist...more

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May 10, 2012 ☂ ℬrandi rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: read-in-2012, french-novels, short-story-novellas-anthologies, historical-regency

Customarily I find anthologies to be disappointing but I was charmed by all of these stories. In general they are no more lacking or engaging that most other novellas yet their plots and characters are a good degree different. It's hard to formulate a great story in 100ish pages but these three stories were entertaining, colorful, a little steamy and unconventional. I've also found two new authors to consume.

Solid 3.5/4 Stars

My Lady Below Stairs by Emily Bryan

This is my first Emily Bryan story a...more

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Apr 19, 2011 Carolyn F. rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: anthology-omnibus, historical-romance

Anthology. Better than average anthology.

My Lady Below Stairs by Emily Bryan. This story is about the below stairs staff which I loved. I'm kind of sick of the ton being about 20,000 people or so. Isn't ton 1000? Anyway, the bastard daughter of a her employer has been making kissy face with the groom. Her half sister (legitimate daughter) has run off with an artist and she's asked/blackmailed into showing up at a ball and accepting a proposal of marriage on her half-sister's behalf. The groom is...more

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Dec 30, 2009 Lady Danielle aka The Book Huntress rated it 3 of 5 stars Recommends it for: fans of christmas historical romance anthologies

Shelves: short-story-collection, holiday, owned-copy, historical-romance, christmas, christmas-reads-2009, favorite-or-autobuy-author

Christmas Ball was an enjoyable read, but not particularly amazing. I had trouble keeping my interest in the stories. I'm not sure if it was the time of year, being so busy, or that I just didn't find them overwhelmingly interesting.

The Emily Bryan story was unique in that the couple were of the working class. Jane is the illegitimate daughter of a noble, consigned to work as a maid in the very house of her father. She has grown up with her spoiled legitimate sister and an indifferent father who...more Christmas Ball was an enjoyable read, but not particularly amazing. I had trouble keeping my interest in the stories. I'm not sure if it was the time of year, being so busy, or that I just didn't find them overwhelmingly interesting.

The Emily Bryan story was unique in that the couple were of the working class. Jane is the illegitimate daughter of a noble, consigned to work as a maid in the very house of her father. She has grown up with her spoiled legitimate sister and an indifferent father who never really acknowledged her presence. Since she's the spitting image of her sister, she is blackmailed into pretending to be her sister to accept a marriage proposal from a nobleman, since her sister has run off with an impoverished Italian artist. Jane would have said no, but her father's steward threatened to let go of her sweetheart, Ian, a stablehand, without a reference. She can't let that happen, so reluctantly agrees to impersonate her sister. This story definitely had some good points. I liked Jane and Ian, and I thought that the writing was good and rich. However, it had a bit of a modern feel that I found distracting. I really didn't think it was appropriate when Jane and Ian made love on the bed of the Marquess of Hartwell, a complete stranger. That had an ick factor to me. I certainly wouldn't want some strange couple having sex on my bed. The point of view of various characters involved in the intrigues, such as the legitimate sister, Sibyl, her Italian lover, the future husband, and the steward, was interesting, giving a fuller view of the story. Overall, I would give this story as 3 stars.

Jennifer Ashley returns to the Nvengarian series in this story about Valentin, a half Logosh bodyguard and agent for Prince Damien, and Mary, who is the sister of Egan MacDonald, from Highlander Ever After. I haven't read that book yet, so some of what occurred prior to this story was new to me. It didn't affect my ablity to enjoy this story. I have to say that this story didn't enthrall me like some of Ms. Ashley's other work. It was well-written, and it has the power and flavor of her characteristic style. I don't know if I just wasn't too captured by the story of a widow well into her thirties with a grown son, and her illicit relationship with a fallen aristocrat working as a bodyguard/assassin, or what. I'm not a big fan of the secret/forbidden lovers theme, so maybe that was the problem. At one point, I thought Mary was being a bit judgmental and intractable. She seemed to be very snobbish towards English and a bit towards the Nvengarians. She definitely seems to believe that the Scottish world is the center of the universe. I admit that attitude did not endear her to me. I can certainly understand the Scottish dislike of the English, but at the same time, I think it behooves a person to think outside of her own culture to gain understanding of the decisions and behavior of others. I didn't like the way she dismissed Valentin's need for revenge, and his need to serve the Nvengarian Prince and Duke Alexander. Yes, he needed to move on and find purpose for his life, but the way she communicated this to Valentin, was abrasive and somewhat annoying to me. She didn't seem to be considering why he felt the way he did very much, in my opinion. In the end, she did come around, but I can't say that she's a favorite heroine of mine. Overall, this was a good story. 3.5 stars.

The last story by Alissa Johnson was definitely my favorite, although there wasn't a lot going on. This is definitely a regency romance, in which the whole plot deals with an earl, at the point of realization that he must marry and soon, who starts to court one young lady, but ends up being captivated by her plainer friend. You would have enjoy these kinds of stories to like this one. For this reader, it was interesting to see this couple get to know each other, and watch their love grow as they spent time together. I never felt like I was reading a modern novel disguised as a historical, which is a plus for this reader. I enjoyed the back and forth between the couple, and their banter. I liked how the connection between them was very deep and real, with good chemistry. It was nice to see that the hero was able to see the hidden depths in this young lady, and quickly realized that she was the perfect bride for him. There was a serious element with the heroine's dealing with her father, who was showing signs of what we would call Alzheimer's disease nowadays. Back then, he was just considered 'mad'. The poor heroine didn't really have much of a life, trying to keep a roof over her head, dealing with a father who cared more about his experiments than his daughter, and finally dealing with a father who was sinking deeper and deeper into his disease process. And she felt like she would have to walk away from this man she had loved for some time, because he would be very unlikely to want to marry a poor nobody with a crazy father. It was gratifying that the hero didn't even think twice about the fact that the heroine's father had mental illness. He loved her, and was more than willing to take on the burden of her father. I found the couple to be very likeable, and I rooted for things to work out between them. Although this was my favorite story, I did have trouble concentrating on the storyline at times. Again, I don't know if it's the time of year and having so much on my plate, and feeling pressure to get this read. All the same, I'm glad I read this story. 4 stars.

Overall, a good Christmas anthology. Certainly not one of my favorites, and not the most involving read, at times. But, in all fairness, with so much going on, it's pretty hard to concentrate on a book right now. All in all, Christmas Ball was a good way to spend a few hours around the Christmas holiday.

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Dec 10, 2009 Penny Watson rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: christmas-romance

A Christmas Ball by Jennifer Ashley, Emily Bryan, and Alissa Johnson

I did something with this book that I have not done in a long time. I read it totally fresh, without reading any blurbs, reviews, etc. I had no idea what the story was about. There is something wonderful about diving in with no preconceptions whatsoever.

I started out with Emily Bryan's My Lady Below Stairs. I got hooked on this story immediately and was extremely curious about how it would play out. I really did not know if Jan...more A Christmas Ball by Jennifer Ashley, Emily Bryan, and Alissa Johnson

I did something with this book that I have not done in a long time. I read it totally fresh, without reading any blurbs, reviews, etc. I had no idea what the story was about. There is something wonderful about diving in with no preconceptions whatsoever.

I started out with Emily Bryan's My Lady Below Stairs. I got hooked on this story immediately and was extremely curious about how it would play out. I really did not know if Jane and Ian would end up together. Would Lord Eddleton be cool or an ass? Maybe he was her true love?

The best thing about this story is all of the unexpected surprises. Giovanni, the impassioned artist, is not who he seems. Sybil, the spoiled daughter, is not as shallow as we think. Ian, the head groom, is more clever, determined and madly in love than we could imagine. Bryan weaves a multitude of threads together in this story, and as the threads come together, you know that you're in for a wonderful surprise. I LOVE stories that weave together a bunch of different POVs. Usually, you can figure out what's about to happen far in advance. But Emily Bryan really surprised me at the end with all of the revelations about the characters. I adored the final scene in the library, written with all of the wit and humor that is characteristic of this author. It borders on a historical farce, which is one of my favorite things!

It is extremely difficult to write a novella. Some authors are able to "capture the magic" with 50,000 words or less, and some aren't. Bryan totally nails it. This story has all the things I love about her longer historicals...it's beautifully written, has lusty love scenes, wonderful humor, and a very satisfying ending.

This story is truly like an unexpected Christmas gift...I opened the package having no expectations, and I found a real treasure. Thank you, Emily, for this sweet Christmas story.

Next up was Jennifer Ashley's The Longest Night. Before I go any further, let me just say that I thought The Madness of Lord Ian Mackenzie was brilliant. Brilliant! It totally blew me out of the water. So, I had very high expectations about this story. Unfortunately, Ashley did something that really irritates me with novellas. She obviously was writing about characters introduced in another book. I have not read her other works, but I have heard great things about them. However, when I read an anthology, I want them to be stand-alone stories. There was clearly a large history going on with the families involved, and as a newcomer to this paranormal historical world, I was feeling a bit out to sea. Having said that, I still enjoyed The Longest Night, and was quite intrigued about the "logosh" concept--a demon/shapeshifter? Valentin is a great hero, with a lot of potential. I would like to see him in a longer novel.

There were several other concerns about this story. One, the introduction of the paranormal aspect was rather jarring. I assumed that this story was also a regular historical, and the fact that there was a shape-shifter involved was totally unexpected. (Typically, anthologies have all of the novellas within the same sub-genre...historical, paranormal, etc. The fact that 2 of these stories are straight up historicals, and one is a paranormal historical, is a bit strange. But I digress.) Also, there is a disturbing background story about Valentin's sister that really bothered me. Christmas stories should be light-hearted, sweet, and well, Christmas-y. I don't want to hear about someone being brutalized. My take on Ashley's story is this...as a stand-alone Christmas-y novella, it fails. If she is trying to get new readers to try her other books, then it works. I was sufficiently intrigued about the logosh legend and the country of "Nvengaria" to check out her other titles.

After reading this story, it became apparent that the Christmas angle for this anthology is that the characters are attending the same ball. As far as gimmicks go, it's a cute idea. But I was expecting some overlap with the characters. More of a Christmas "theme" going on. Ashley's book mostly takes place at another location, and the ball seems pretty unnecessary. Both Bryan's and Ashley's novellas could have been set in the summertime at a ball, and it wouldn't have made much of a difference.

Finally, I read the last story, Traditions by Alissa Johnson, a totally new author to me. Oh my goodness! Utterly delicious!! As delicious as a Buche de Noel. As delicious as creamy cup of hot chocolate. As delicious as a platter of rich, chewy gingerbread men. I adored this final story of A Christmas Ball! Johnson focuses on what is most important...the characters. They are wonderfully real and fully formed within this short novel, which is a very difficult thing to do. I love anal retentive heroes who learn a life lesson about enjoying the spontaneity of life. I adore heroines with glasses with a few hidden quirks (like stuffing an entire piece of cake into her mouth! awesome!). Patience and William are an adorable couple, and this story really captures the essence of what a Christmas romance should be. The importance of family is a wonderful and touching Christmas theme, and Johnson does a marvelous job weaving a magical, sweet and satisfying tale with Traditions. Bravo!

Overall Grade: A-

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Nov 02, 2009 Bobbie Crawford-McCoy rated it 4 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Historical & Paranormal Romance Fans

Shelves: books-that-i-own, all-reviews, romance-reviews

A Christmas Ball
Written by: Jennifer Ashley, Emily Bryan & Alissa Johnson
Published by: Leisure Books
Date: September 29th, 2009
Pages: 336
Format: Mass Market Paperback
ISBN: 978-0843962505

The first story in A Christmas Ball is My Lady Below Stairs by Emily Bryan. Emily’s characters are refreshing and unique and the witty dialog between them is just what I’ve come to expect and I have always loved about Emily’s writing.
Jane Tate, the illegitimate daughter of nobility, is coerced into impersonati...more

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Jun 24, 2010 Lexie rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: book-type-anthology, genre-romance-historical, books-owned, review-romance-reader-at-heart

Each approaches the Hartwells' Ball from different angles, for different reasons, and with mixed results, adding to the fun. Separately I think the stories have weak points that could handle more fleshing out, if that was possible, but as a whole overall, the three stories are a fun and diverting holiday read.

(for the full review please refer to Romance Reader at Heart)

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Jun 24, 2012 Sooz Acuna rated it 4 of 5 stars

The first two were the best of the lot, the third, was good, but the heroine was a bit wimpy, and given what she'd been through, I'd expected a bit more steel. However, it was a good read all in all. A perfect book to take to the beach or to spend a night in and read.

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Feb 15, 2011 Spoiler Whore drops the F bomb rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: historical-romance, jennifer-ashley

Read only The Longest Night, the last story to the Nvengaria series. Cute though it was too short.

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Nov 19, 2012 Maggie rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: historical-romance-novels

Loved the first two stories, and liked the last one.

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Jan 17, 2012 Paula rated it 3 of 5 stars

This was a light pleasant read.

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Aug 23, 2012 Ingrid rated it 3 of 5 stars

In this heat, Christmas fluff is perfect.

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Dec 27, 2011 Laura rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: anthologies, christmas-themed, romance

Book rating (average of three stories)= 2.5 stars

My Lady Below Stairs by Emily Bryan
2.5 stars

The Longest Night by Jennifer Ashley
2 stars

Traditions by Alissa Johnson
3 stars

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Dec 02, 2010 Rebecca (everyday reader) rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: christmas

This is an easy, sweet Christmas read with three heartwarming stories. The first is a nice take on the Prince and the Pauper, where love is found and the poor relation finds her worth. The second is the fourth story of the Nvengarian series and Mary finally finds her love. The third is a good story of an Earl in the ton who's plans were changed and he bacame a better man for them, and the heroine realizes not every molehill turns into a mountain. Great read!!

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Dec 11, 2009 Wendy rated it 3 of 5 stars

More Christmas fluff :)

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Oct 27, 2012 Kat rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: historical, romance, read-2012

- "My Lady Below Stairs" by Emily Bryan - 1 star (though I liked the concept I didn't like the story or characters)

- "The Longest Night" by Jennifer Ashley - 3 stars

- "Traditions" by Alissa Johnson - 4 stars

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Jan 08, 2011 Anohito rated it 1 of 5 stars

Character development can be interpreted as either terrible or lightning fast.

I'm constantly rolling my eyes.

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Jul 17, 2012 Nikita rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012-read, anthologies, historical-romance, paranormal-romance

"My Lady Belowstairs" by Emily Bryan - 2 stars

"The Longest Night" by Jennifer Ashley - 2.5 stars

"Traditions" by Alissa Johnson - 2.5 stars

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Nov 16, 2009 Tracy's Place rated it 3 of 5 stars

Overall 3.75 out of 5

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Jun 07, 2012 Ilze rated it 1 of 5 stars

Shelves: novellas, alissa-johnson, jennifer-ashley

I couldn't finish either Jennifer Ashley's or Alissa Johnson's story. Not recommended.

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May 18, 2010 Tara Strbo marked it as to-read

Shelves: not-decided

read all but last story

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