Lucie Quigley hates Christmas, so when she's asked to be a bridesmaid at her friend Petra's Manhattan wedding, she jumps at the chance to escape the festivities. Her best friend Dale agrees to be her plus-one, seeing it as a way to help Lucie get through the most miserable time of the year. But in snowy New York, Lucie and Dale realize that their feelings run deeper than friendship. Can they overcome their pasts, and make it a very merry Manhattan Christmas? -- Publisher.
Lucie Quigley hates Christmas. So when she's asked to be a bridesmaid at her friend Petra's Manhattan wedding, she jumps at the chance to escape the festivities. Her best friend Dale Treharne jumps at the chance to be her plus-one, seeing it as a way to help Lucie get through the most miserable time of the year. In New York, as the snow begins to fall, Lucie and Dale start to realise that their feelings run deeper than friendship. But can they overcome their pasts, and make it a very merry Manhattan Christmas?
Curl up with two cosy winter romances this Christmas; A Very Merry Manhattan Christmas and Love at the Northern Lights. A Very Merry Manhattan Christmas: Lucie Quigley hates Christmas. So when she’s asked to be a bridesmaid at her friend Petra’s Manhattan wedding, she jumps at the chance to escape the festivities at home. Her best friend Dale Treharne happily agrees to be her plus-one, seeing it as a way to help Lucie get through the most miserable time of the year. In New York, as the snow begins to fall, Lucie and Dale realise that their feelings run deeper than friendship. But can they overcome their pasts, and make it a very merry Manhattan Christmas? Love at the Northern Lights: After she calls off her wedding, Frankie Ashford knows exactly where she needs to go: Norway, the home of her estranged mother. When a slip on the ice in Oslo sends her flying into the arms of Jonas Thorsen, she finds herself distracted. But Jonas is a family man through and through, and even though he knows that anything he and Frankie share has an expiration date, he is determined to do whatever it takes to reunite her with her mother. Can Frankie find the answers she’s looking for, and will the northern lights work their magic and help her find love along the way? As the evenings grow longer, and the nights colder, these uplifting and escapist reads are the perfect way to keep warm. Ideal for fans of Heidi Swain and Sue Moorcroft. Praise for Darcie Boleyn ‘Full of depth with unexpected moments of poignancy... So make sure you cuddle up this Christmas and enjoy a few hours of perfect, festive escapism with this sumptuous love story.’ My Chestnut Reading Tree ‘A lovely Christmas story... takes you on an emotional rollercoaster. It was a page turner and I found it hard to put down... beautifully written.’ Stephanie Reads ‘An amazing festive story that filled my heart with joy... Darcie Boleyn has a wonderful way with words and she has a great sense of humor as well.’ With Love for Books ‘Another enchanting book from the talented Darcie Boleyn ... very compelling.’ Rachel’s Random Reads ‘Oh I do love this author’s writing! The development of the romance was well paced... an enthralling and highly entertaining read.’ Splashes into Books ‘Darcie’s writing is as warm, sweet and comforting as a mug of hot chocolate on a cold winter’s day.’ Sarah Bennett, author of The Lavender Bay series ‘A great book of love, forgiveness and deciding your own path. Definitely looking out for more by this author.’ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Reader review ‘Words cannot describe just how much I loved this. It was so romantic, it was adventurous and was just overall a really lovely, cosy novel.’ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Reader review
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