LONGING FOR
A COWBOY CHRISTMAS
with stories by
ROSANNE BITTNER, LINDA BRODAY,
MARGARET BROWNLEY, AMY SANDAS,
LEIGH GREENWOOD, ANNA SCHMIDT
Genre: Romance Anthology / Western / Historical Publisher: Sourcebooks Casablanca Date of Publication: September 24, 2019 Number of Pages: 528
Genre: Romance Anthology / Western / Historical Publisher: Sourcebooks Casablanca Date of Publication: September 24, 2019 Number of Pages: 528
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Find your very own cowboy to keep warm these long, wintry nights as you cozy up with six sweeping, epic tales of heroism, passion, family and celebration from bestselling authors Leigh Greenwood, Rosanne Bittner, Linda Broday, Margaret Brownley, Anna Schmidt, and Amy Sandas.
Fall in Love with Christmas
Whether it’s a widower finding an unexpected new start, a former outlaw and his new wife welcoming their very own Christmas miracle, a long-lost lover returning just in time for a special holiday celebration, a second chance at love between two warring hearts given peace at last, an unlikely pair working together to bring joy to a small Texas town, or a cowboy and his dark-eyed beauty snowed in one unforgettable wintry eve…every Christmas with a cowboy is filled with light, laughter, and a forever kind of love.
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PRAISE FOR LONGING FOR A COWBOY CHRISTMAS:
“Greenwood is a master at westerns.” ―RT Book Reviews for Leigh Greenwood
“Greenwood is a master at westerns.” ―RT Book Reviews for Leigh Greenwood
“An emotional powerhouse! This classic historical western is destined for the “keeper” shelf.” ―RT Book Reviews, Top Pick for Rosanne Bittner
“Fun and sensual…great for fans of history, romance, and some good old Texas grit.” ―Kirkus for Linda Broday
“A great story by a wonderful author.”―#1 New York Times bestselling author DEBBIE MACOMBER for Margaret Brownley
“The perfect read.” ―RT Book Reviews for Anna Schmidt
“A genuine page-turner…electric and absorbing.” ―Kirkus for Amy Sandas
AMY SANDAS
AUTHOR OF THROUGH THE STORM
Included in Longing for a Cowboy Christmas Anthology
THE AUTHOR:
Amy writes historical romance
about dashing, and sometimes dangerous, men who know just how to get what they
want and women who at times may be reckless, bold, and unconventional, but who
always have the courage to embrace all that life and love have to offer.
About Through the
Storm:
Though
raised in seclusion, Lucy Jones is more than capable of taking care of herself.
But when she offers shelter to a handsome outlaw stranded in a winter storm,
the Scotsman’s flirtatious manner and smoldering glances spark an unexpected
longing.
The
outlaw known as Gentleman George for his fine British manners doesn’t know what
to make of the intriguing woman living in seclusion high in the mountains. He
only knows that he craves her smiles, dreams of her touch, and trusts her
enough to share the truth of his shameful past.
In the midst of a Wyoming blizzard, can a charming
outlaw melt the heart of a reclusive mountain woman and claim a love worth
holding onto?
EXCERPT FROM THROUGH THE STORM
Warmth.
It enveloped him as soon as the door
closed behind him. For a moment he noticed nothing about the cabin interior
beyond the healthy fire blazing in a stone fireplace that took up half of the
wall opposite where he stood. He kicked off his boots near the door, then
crossed the small cabin to get nearer to the roaring heat of the fire.
He’d never been so cold in his life. Even
the couple winters he’d spent in northern Scotland couldn’t compare. Back home,
he’d preferred to enjoy the colder months tucked safely in the comfort of his
Lowland manor with a brandy in his hand or a warm woman in his bed.
Standing as close to the fire as he could
get without crawling into it, he took a look around.
The cabin was comprised of a single room
with a loft built in the rafters above and a ladder for access. The windows had
been tightly shuttered, and the only light was created by the fire itself, but
it was enough to see that the place was very sparsely furnished with only two
overstuffed chairs set before the fire with a small table between. Cupboards
lined the wall on either side of the door, and a little, black iron stove
nestled in one corner. An enormous bear pelt was nailed to one wall, and the
space beneath the loft held a couple trunks and some shelves that were overflowing
with books.
The books surprised him, and he almost
wandered over to see what sort of reading material he’d find in this rustic
little mountain cabin. Before he could do so, the front door opened. The woman
who’d likely saved him from being buried alive in the snow secured the door
with a cross board and propped her rifle beside it before turning around and
pushing her hood back.
Warm, dark eyes, thick black lashes, broad
bone structure, and a lush, generous mouth.
Though his teeth still chattered and his
hands and feet were beginning to ache as they thawed, George was amazed to
discover that his blood was still capable of rushing quick and hot through his
veins with the right inspiration.
And the woman wrapped in all those furs
was stunning.
When she caught sight of him standing
before the fire, her straight black brows furrowed over her coffee-colored
gaze. “Why are you still dressed?”
The flames inside him leaped in reaction
to her husky tone, not to mention the very suggestive words. But he quickly
stomped them down. Though a man could surely hope, it was unlikely she’d meant
the words in the way his suddenly unruly libido interpreted.
“Pardon,” he said with lifted brows.
“Strip down,” she ordered. “Once the snow
on your clothes starts melting, you’re not only going to be freezing cold,
you’re going to be wet and freezing cold. And I sure as hell am not
going to nurse you though an illness.”
She removed her coat and hung it on a hook
next to the door. Underneath it, she wore a flannel button-down shirt tucked
into buckskin breeches with a hunting knife strapped high on her thigh. Her
thick, black hair was tied back at her nape and brushed the small of her back
as she turned to face him.
Her expression furrowed as she noted that
he hadn’t moved to do as she said. Propping her hands on her hips, she repeated
sharply, “Clothes off. Now.”
Coming October 29, 2019, The Outlaw’s Heart,
book three in the
Runaway Brides series
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