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The Night Before Christmas

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Lori Foster (Goodreads Author),

Erin McCarthy (Goodreads Author),

Jill Shalvis (Goodreads Author),

Kathy Love (Goodreads Author),

Katherine Garbera (Goodreads Author),

Kylie Adams

3.87 · Rating details · 1,758 ratings · 86 reviews

'Tis the night before Christmas and all through the house, things are definitely stirring...because if you're going to wait up for Santa, you might as well have some very sexy company...

"White Night Christmas" by Lori Foster
"Snowed Under" by Erin McCarthy
"Ms. Humbug" by Jill Shalvis
"I'll Be Home for Christmas" by Kathy Love
"Seducing Scrooge" by Katherine Garbera
"The Good G ...more

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Oct 14, 2012 Gemma marked it as did-not-finish

Shelves: bookcrossing

Too lusty for my taste. And the stories were so short, even for novellas (about 60 pages each) that the authors didn't have time for much character development. ...more

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Dec 12, 2018 Carmen rated it liked it

Shelves: 2018, anthologies-antologías, contemporary-romance, christmas-holidays-navidad-fiestas

2018 Monthly Challenge: December "Advent Calendar"

6 short stories written by 6 different authors. Some I liked a lot, others not so much.
My favorite has been "Ms. Humbug" by Jill Shalvis (****), I liked the plot with the mystery.
The one I liked the least was "I'll be home for Christmas" by Kathy Love (*) (view spoiler) ...more

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Dec 16, 2020 Kristen Lewendon rated it really liked it

This book was a pretty mixed bag for me. There were some stories that I definitely enjoyed more than others. The Lori Foster story particularly concerns me, because if a male character were to behave in the same manner as her leading lady does, there would be howls of outrage and charges of harassment. I think my favorite was "Ms. Humbug", but it only edges out "Seducing Scrooge" and "I'll Be Home for Christmas" by the narrowest of margins. Other than the one slightly problematic plot point, thi ...more

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Sep 11, 2020 Janet Robel rated it it was ok

I was hoping for some cute holiday novellas but I thought they were just ok.

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Apr 20, 2012 Kathy Davie rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: romance

Six short stories in this anthology about Christmas Eve romances.

The Stories
Lori Foster's "White Knight Christmas" is a tale of Detective Parker Ross, a reluctant hero with a Scrooge mentality, who comes up against his very own Christmas wish when Lily forces herself on him.

I suspect Foster needed a few more pages to end this story. It was too abrupt and jerked the story to an end. Still, it was sweet.

Erin McCarthy's "Snowed Under" finds Claire Robbins the victim of a snowplow splash and run. Wh ...more

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Feb 25, 2014 Anna Marie rated it it was ok

I got what I thought was a four-popper, because I wanted some quick, hopefully cute, mindless romances. What I got was a six-popper... all of the short stories taking place on the night before Christmas. Oookaybie, then!

Story #1 (by Lori Foster)
After reading three pages, I found it to be a story about a bimbo in cop's apartment building who convinces him to do a little holiday unwinding. I didn't read further than those three pages, because both of them were annoying, and the writing was pitiful I got what I thought was a four-popper, because I wanted some quick, hopefully cute, mindless romances. What I got was a six-popper... all of the short stories taking place on the night before Christmas. Oookaybie, then!

Story #1 (by Lori Foster)
After reading three pages, I found it to be a story about a bimbo in cop's apartment building who convinces him to do a little holiday unwinding. I didn't read further than those three pages, because both of them were annoying, and the writing was pitiful.

Story #2 (by Erin McCarthy)
After reading four pages, I found it to be about a woman who gets splooshed by a big snowplow, and since she's near her brother's place (and has a key, and he's gone on holiday), she goes there to clean up... and runs into his best friend, who was her forever crush. Since we know the rest of the story will be them getting it on with a HEA at the end, I stopped after four pages. Writing not pitiful, but not enough to keep me reading.

Story #3 (by Jill Shalvis)
OCD/anal town planner falls for the guy she hates at work. It involved a masked ball, her boyfriend getting action in the ladies, a fun ski trip, and a whodunnit angle, and the writing was quirky and fun, so I stuck in there and read it. It was cute. Well done, Jill... considering she fit ALL of that in something like thirty pages, and made it witty, t'boot.

Story #4 (by Kathy Love)
Rich jerk's flight is cancelled, one car left to get to Maine, of course four people carpooling together to get home for the holidays. And of course two are token gays, and the last was his true love, that he badmouthed, condescended upon, and then dumped. The (flashback) story had (flashback) issues because (flashback) there were too many (flashback) flashbacks. I skimmed. Car ride, shared motel room, ooh-baybay, and HEA. The end.

Story #5 (by Katherine Garbera)
Something-something-something uptight boss, something-something chick with champagne and a goal... yada-yada sex & HEA. Hrmph.

Story #6 (by Kylie Adams)
Coffee shop worker wants to be an actress. Everyday, a CSI-like show's actor comes in for coffee (cuz he likes her). She always handles his order (cuz she likes him). He finds out she wants to act, puts in a word at the studio, she gets auditioned for a walk-on that becomes a larger part because the author doesn't believe in reality, and he takes her home to rehearse lines (and sex scenes)... she lands the guy, the part, the career, lotsa weird e-mails and bulletins in the story, HEA. Not my favorite. But better than #1, #2, and #5. I think.

Jill Shalvis bought it a star and a half... which is pretty good, considering it's 1/6th of the book. ...more

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Dec 09, 2012 Cindy rated it liked it

Shelves: short-story, christmas, anthology, contemporary-romance, romance

Somehow they stuffed 6 contemporary Christmas stories in this book. Thus, only 3 stars!

Lori Foster 4 stars - I really liked this one. The hero is 14 years older then the heroine (she's 22). This was not really a turn off. Good story considering how short it had to be.

Erin McCarthy - 2 stars. Possibly the worst EM I've ever read. Claire was annoying & Justin clueless (NOT endearingly so). They jump into sex & are proclaiming love & marriage within 8 hours. Not into it :(

Jill Shalvis a good 3 s Somehow they stuffed 6 contemporary Christmas stories in this book. Thus, only 3 stars!

Lori Foster 4 stars - I really liked this one. The hero is 14 years older then the heroine (she's 22). This was not really a turn off. Good story considering how short it had to be.

Erin McCarthy - 2 stars. Possibly the worst EM I've ever read. Claire was annoying & Justin clueless (NOT endearingly so). They jump into sex & are proclaiming love & marriage within 8 hours. Not into it :(

Jill Shalvis a good 3 stars - not a bad plot. An office mystery. Who is leaking sordid stories of the Mayor's employees to the press? The leads are interesting. I liked it!

Kathy Love - 3 stars - highschool sweethearts break up in college, when the boy decides he loves money more than the girl. They re-connect 6 years later & jump back into a (sexual) relationship. You know what happens next!

Katherine Garbera - 4 stars. Christmas actually is central to this story in particular. Hero & heroine work for the same company (he's the boss & a workaholic). She decides to blackmail him into showing him what Christmas is all about. She does it in the traditional way, but of course they also have sex before the night is over. I really liked this story though. Instead of proclaiming eternal love & "let's get married right now" baloney, the story leaps in time to show their relationship growing. Anyway, IMO the best story in the book.

Kylie Adams - 2 stars. I reviewed a story she wrote in the last book I read "Santa Baby". That was the Christmas gigilo story (I didn't like it). I don't really like this one. It has a Christmas title, but other then that, this could be Valentine's Day, Easter, 4rth of July, ect. Girl working at a coffee shop is a part time actress. She has the hots for a TV actor who comes in to buy coffee from her. He gives her a tip about an audition for his show. He finds out inadvertantly she's attracted to him (translation : she wants to have sex with him). He asks her out (to run lines, heh). They have sex ( the only UNPROTECTED sex in this whole book. Seriously, every other story in this anthology has condom use, one guy even going looking for condoms in the motel they're staying at!). I don't feel anything for these 2 people. You know damn well they won't be together in 6 months. Not into it :( ...more

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Dec 12, 2018 Maura rated it liked it

Shelves: contemporary-romance, reunited-after-heartbreak, rakish-hero, annoying-characters, series, unrealistic-behavior, anthology

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. White Knight Christmas - 2 /5 - This one was kinda ridiculous and tough to believe. Parker is a tough, cynical cop who hates Christmas gets off his shift and just wants to be left alone. Lily is his chipper, do-gooder neighbor who follows him home and gives him the 3rd degree about not having asked her out when he’s already told her he hasn’t slept in 24 hours. Then she proceeds to basically seduce him, despite his protests - yes, he wants her, but he has reasons for not wanting to start anythin White Knight Christmas - 2 /5 - This one was kinda ridiculous and tough to believe. Parker is a tough, cynical cop who hates Christmas gets off his shift and just wants to be left alone. Lily is his chipper, do-gooder neighbor who follows him home and gives him the 3rd degree about not having asked her out when he’s already told her he hasn’t slept in 24 hours. Then she proceeds to basically seduce him, despite his protests - yes, he wants her, but he has reasons for not wanting to start anything with her, which she ignores...not that he minds afterwards. But I didn’t care for it. There’s assertive and then there’s annoying. She’s definitely the latter. It didn’t feel like she was showing him how great happiness could be or anything, it felt like she saw his personality and decided she’d force him to be happy or something. This kinda thing is done often, but this didn’t feel right...like non-consensual happiness forcing or something. I wanted to slap her and tell her to leave him the fuck alone. Other issue is that she has a serious case of hero worship, which she mistakes as love. She wants forever with a guy that she hardly knows - she knows he’s a cop and that he’s kicked guys away from her doorstep before. That’s it. But the worse was that Parker, after acting like he was annoyed with her this whole time, suddenly decides that he’s always loved her and isn’t Christmas the greatest? Way too sudden for that turn around. So yeah, not my favorite. Plenty of sex though.

Snowed Under - Erin McCarthy - 3 /5 - Claire gets hit with a wall of snow when a snowplow passes, so she stops in at her brother’s supposedly empty apartment for some clothes. But she finds Justin Fairbanks staying there - her crush of ten years and her brother’s friend. Claire sees this as her opportunity to finally win Justin over, but Justin seems resistant. Until she succeeds and he isn’t. This was like an entire romance on fast forward. The beginning is pretty good because it’s Claire trying to seduce Justin and she’s a very modern, forward-thinking girl when it comes to sex. Justin jumps on board and their sex is pretty hot. But once the feelings started coming into it, it’s like it started speeding through the falling in love phase. Claire claims that she’d just been in love with him all along (which I don’t really buy since they’d both been in serious relationships with other people in the ten years they were acquaintances) and Justin just realizes that he actually loves Claire. It felt way too fast. Short and sweet with some sexy stuff, but way too fast.

Ms. Humbug - Jill Shalvis - 4 /5 - Cami likes order and control - so she’s a bit anal and a lot OCD. Because of this, she doesn’t have many friends and isn’t dating anyone, so she’s pretty lonely for the holidays. In her office, there is no one she butts heads with more than current mayor, Matt Tarino. He recognizes that the sparks fly between them, but when he feels something else, a real liking for Cami, he decides to take a chance and try to be with her. But Cami doesn’t trust Matt and certainly doesn’t want a relationship with a reckless, disordered playboy. They’re way too different. But she honestly likes him back, and her feelings may overrule her head. This was a pretty enjoyable story. At no point did I feel like things were going too fast or that I couldn’t believe they’d be in love yet. The author manages to establish a real connection between Matt and Cami and although the sex thing is a bit sudden, it’s pretty sexy the way it plays out. I didn’t always care for how smug and sardonic Matt was with Cami, there’s quite a few times that his sincerity shines through and it made me able to look past all that. I liked this one quite a bit.

I’ll Be Home for Christmas - Kathy Love - 3.5 / 5- Seven years earlier, Rob let Erica walk out of his life, believing that his success and ambition were all that was important and that she’d only distract him from his purpose. Now, on Christmas Eve, they find themselves stranded together and having to face the fact that their attraction (and maybe even love) is as strong as ever, but Erica isn’t sure she can risk giving Rob her heart again. Rob realizes he never should have let Erica go, but has he learned what’s truly important yet? This was pretty cute and as far as second chance romances go, this one ticks a lot of my boxes. Rob feels real remorse for his actions and gives a real and sincere apology. Not a lot of groveling, probably because there isn’t enough time, and I really did want that ending to be a bit longer so I could really see them work that stuff out. I also had moments were I was sure that Erica was touched in the head for having sex with Rob again after she’d so wanted to move on, but I could understand where she was coming from. I also found the flashbacks very helpful, since it showed the strength of their relationship in the past.

Seducing Scrooge - Katherine Garbera - 2.5 / 5 - Jackson is known as Mr. Scrooge around the office for his workaholic tendencies and his derision of the holidays. Krista is also a workaholic, but she loves the holidays and wants to pull Jackson out of his scrooge-like demeanor. So on Christmas Eve, she “blackmails” him into having an intimate dinner and finishing the kiss they both enjoyed so much 3 weeks earlier. Her plan works exceedingly well even though Jackson is resistant to sharing himself with her. This was cute and sweet, but I don’t feel like I connected with the characters in this one at all. It felt like the characters were just going through the motions - even the sex was kinda bland for me. I liked the characters plenty and I really like that Krista is pretty much the one in control and the one who so confidently states her desires and that Jackson isn’t the kind of guy to make the first move. It’s a nice change of pace. But there at the end, after they’ve made love, I expected the in character thing for Jackson to do - for him to retreat and hurt Krista in the process. Instead, he has a rather sudden change of personality and suddenly he’s willing to work less so he can be with the woman he now loves. Also, despite his apparent change, we never get to see him actually open up and share with Krista, which is disappointing.

The Good Girl’s Guide to a Very Bad Christmas - Kylie Adams - 3 /5 - Peri is a struggling actress who just broke up with a cheating fiance (not that she’s all that devastated) and looks forward to her daily coffee-shop visit from Chase McCloud, hot television actor on the hit show Physical Evidence. He convinces her to go for an acting part on his show, but she lacks confidence. Finally, she agrees to do it and finds more success than she expected. She’s also fairly surprised when Chase asks her out and it looks like it’s going to be a great Christmas. This was primarily fluffy and humorous and not much else is going on. I was waiting for the other shoe to drop and for Chase to have some ulterior motive or to be somehow bad, but it’s just a sweet story about the two of them finally going out and making love. There’s no love declarations but that’s because they don’t know each other all that well...I appreciate that, but like a more complete romance usually.
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Nov 07, 2014 Lyndi W. rated it liked it

Shelves: 3-star

"White Night Christmas" by Lori Foster - DNF
Damn girl, take a fucking hint. I've never seen a woman chase a man so passive-aggressively. She's annoying as hell. How many times does somebody need to say no before she realizes they actually mean it?

"Snowed Under" by Erin McCarthy - 1 star
Lily's magical vagina makes a man believe in the spirit of Christmas. Ridiculous.

"Ms. Humbug" by Jill Shalvis - 3 stars
Cute little whodunit with a prudish workaholic and a fun-loving, but responsible coworker. I l ...more

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Feb 09, 2010 Kevin Connery rated it liked it

Shelves: fiction

Mixed bag. None really outstanding, and a couple of weak ones, but nothing really sucked.

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Nov 23, 2012 Crystal Cowles rated it really liked it

all good except the last story sucked.

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Dec 25, 2020 Skye rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: short-story-collections, christmas, contemporary, contemporary-romance

I read a few Christmas anthologies at the same point at the end of 2020, and this was most definitely the sweetest of them. It was very cutesy. And kind of completely adorable. There is something hopeful about Christmas Eve, or the night before Christmas. Something that always feels filled with potential. I feel like it never truly is… but it always feels like it could be.

I only knew two of the authors when I started this collection. It was a lovely, pleasant surprise when I discovered the other ...more

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Dec 11, 2018 Cassie rated it liked it

White Night Christmas by Lori Foster was pretty good I really enjoyed the ending.

Snowed Under by Erin McCarthy was really good I didn't want that story to end.

Ms. Humbug by Jill Shalvis was okay as well but some parts I felt were rushed and just really didn't fit.

I'll Be Home for Christmas by Kathy Love was another good story that I really enjoyed.

Seducing Scrooge by Katherine Garbera was the one that had me shedding a few tears. I've always loved a good story with some sass and a beautiful endi ...more

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Dec 18, 2016 Stefani rated it really liked it

haaaaa TOTAL fun smut - short stories with a Christmas theme, perfect mindless read during the chaos of the holidays!

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Jun 04, 2018 TinaMarie rated it really liked it

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Nov 18, 2018 Jami Dutcher rated it really liked it

First Lori Foster book ever that moved a little slow for me.

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Dec 23, 2018 ReadWithE rated it it was ok

2.5. Very obviously from 2005. Most of the stories were too short to have any depth.

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Dec 31, 2019 Nancy rated it it was amazing

Shelves: favorites

"The Night Before Christmas" contributed to a very satisfying Christmas, if you know what I mean! Wink, Wink! ...more

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May 08, 2011 Kate rated it really liked it

Shelves: contemporary-romance, holidays

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. White Knight Christmas: 2.5/5

There's one thing about a lot of romance novels that I have a fundamental problem with and that's people deciding they're in love after just one night together. And that's the problem I have with this story. Lily and Parker spend months just exchanging pleasantries and small talk and then after just one night, they're in love. I mean, come on. Up until tonight he thought she was a prostitute...

I didn't like the character of Lily very much. She was a bit too cocky fo ...more

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Sep 29, 2007 Ann aka Iftcan rated it really liked it

Shelves: anthology, humour, romance, chick-lit

A collection of short stories, all dealing with Christmas Eve. Now, before I go any further, I should warn any readers--I am a total FANATIC about holiday stories. Doesn't matter the holiday or even the genre, I'll read it. This is especially true of Christmas themed books.

Having said that--as with any anthology, some stories are good, some ok, and a few were kind of "eh". I have read a few of the authors in this anthology before--but not in their plain romance stories. Mostly their PNR and/or U ...more

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Mar 05, 2014 Devon rated it liked it

'THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS' is a holiday themed short story collection featuring some of today's hottest chick-lit authors such as Lori Foster and Erin McCarthy. Despite the promising theme and the highly praised contributing authors I found many of the stories in 'THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS' to be predictable at best. Not only did almost every story follow the same formula but there was little to no relation to the Christmas holiday in any of them. To my surprise, however, the two stand out st ...more

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Mar 11, 2014 Stephanie rated it liked it

Shelves: holiday-reading

In the spirit of kicking off the holiday season, I decided to start my December reading with some festive books, the first one being THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS a combination of six short stories by well known authors.

I was very excited to pick this one up particularly because I've never read a novel by best-selling author, Lori Foster and especially because Erin McCarthy is one of my favorite story-tellers. But, I must say the book wasn't as great as I thought it would be. I was surprised to fin ...more

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Mar 01, 2012 Patti K rated it it was ok

2.5 stars. I got this specifically for the Jill Shalvis story, and that one didn't disappoint and brought up the overall score. However, some of the other stories weren't that great or were just ok. I will probably check out Kathy Love because her story was pretty decent and believable. Seducing Scrooge wasn't great but it wasn't terrible and was marginally believable. White Night Christmas was a non-starter for me. Snowed Under was barely believable and thus, less enjoyable. And the Kylie Adams ...more

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Aug 04, 2011 Debbie rated it really liked it

Shelves: contemporary-romance, anthology, still-reading

- White Knight Christmas by Lori Foster (read 8/15/11) ****
Overworked Detective Parker Ross just wanted some down time and to forget about the Christmas season (bah hum bug). Neighbor, sweet little Lily Donaldson was just the cheerful, spirited sort of person he wanted most to avoid. But Lily was the type that is too difficult to ignore, especially since he had been admiring her for several months now.
**** Short, sweet, hot, cute ~ what a combination. It’s only 61 pages long so, as with most a ...more

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Dec 01, 2011 LorettaLynn rated it it was amazing

Wow, I loved reading this book! It has 6 short Christmas stories in it, all waiting to be read.
**White Knight Christmas
By, Lori Foster
**Snowed Under
By, Erin McCarty
**Ms. Humbug
By, Jill Shalvis
** I’ll Be home For Christmas
By, Kathy Love
** Seducing Scrooge
By, Katherine Garbera
** The Good Girl’s Guide To a Very Bad Christmas
By, Kylie Adams

All of these stories I thought where, are you ready?
Very hot and Steamy and oh so Sexy!!
I am very glad I have read this book.
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Dec 26, 2012 Jilly rated it liked it

Shelves: christmas

I love Christmas stories so I really hoped this would be a good book and it was a decent one. I can't say I loved all the stories but some of them were better than others.

Loved Snowed Under by Erin McCarthy. Great story about a little sister who gets the opportunity to seduce her brother's best friend who she's crushed on for years.

The Good Girl's Guide to a Very Bad Christmas was also pretty cute. Aspiring actress and coffee shop barista gets the guy of her dreams after making out a naughty Chr ...more

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Nov 01, 2009 Amy rated it really liked it

White Knight Christmas by Lori Foster
A young 24 year old woman, Lily, is in love with her neighbor, a 38 year-old police man, a hero in her eyes. He is a bit of a Grinch. She is too young and cheery for him, but he is very attracted to her. After they spend the night together on her birthday, his heart grows 10 times its size, just like the Grinch, and he realizes he is in love with her too... a very sweet story, brought tears to my eyes.

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Dec 11, 2010 Elle rated it liked it

I've read a better collection of stories. This was definately not my favourite and I found myself putting it down and getting back to work!! Can you believe that? Rather than eating up the distraction it was actually forcing me to focus.

So I'm not sure what type of score to give this book. I did finish it and mildly enjoyed most of the stories, but at the same time I wasn't dying to turn the page ... a 3 seems to by my safe rating for books that are neither 'that good' or 'that bad' ...more

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Nov 13, 2008 Jan rated it liked it

Recommends it for: contemporary romance readers

Shelves: kathy-love, contemporary-romance

I'll be home for Christmas by Kathy Love 3/5 Stars
As a non-paranormal romance it was pretty good but it seems I much prefer her vampire/werewolf series.

White knight christmas by Lori Foster (TBR)
Snowed under by Erin McCarthy (TBR)
Ms. Humbug by Jill Shalvis (TBR)
Seducing scrooge by Katherine Garbera (TBR)
The good girl's guide to a very bad christmas by Kylie Adams (TBR) ...more

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Sep 05, 2010 Rebecca (everyday reader) rated it really liked it

Shelves: christmas

A nice grouping of Christmas stories. A detective who thinks he's too old for his attractive young neighbor, a guy who's always wanted his best friends little sister but stayed away because he thought she was off limits, among other good works fill this book. All with twists, love, and passion between people who's love sprouted in a lot of diferent ways. Great read! ...more

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Since first publishing in January 1996, Lori Foster has become a USA Today, Publisher’s Weekly and New York Times bestselling author. Lori has published through a variety of houses, including Kensington, St. Martin’s, Harlequin, Silhouette, Samhain, and Berkley/Jove. She is currently published with HQN.

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