A Winner!

Olivia Logan has chosen the winner of a copy of her first book URGENT One Nanny Required.

LeAnne, can you email me at liz @ lizfielding dot com and Olivia will sort out your book download.
 

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Christmas Books

There is something very special about a romance that revolves around the holiday season.

There’s something special about a Christmas romance that makes the heart ready to celebrate the holiday season.

I haven’t got a new one to offer you this year – moving house, etc, etc, etc… you’ve heard it all before, put a bit of a spanner in my productivity. But thanks to the wonders of the digital age, those I’ve written in the past few years are still available.

The first Christmas romance I wrote – All She Wants for Christmas - wasn’t meant to be a Christmas romance at all. Maddy, my heroine, after a very hard year building up a successful business, was calling time on anything to do with the holiday and chilling out in the West Indies with her father; the best laid plans…

It was originally given the title Trouble in Paradise, but there was a gap in the publishing schedule that December, the book was renamed and with a few fairy lights added to the beach scene cover it was a Christmas title.

Harlequin haven’t released it as an ebook yet, but it has recently been re-released in a large print library edition, so you can make a librarian’s day by asking her for it. It won’t cost you a penny.

Mistletoe and the Lost Stiletto is a true Cinderella story, with the heroine hiding out from the nasty tycoon with the elves. She is, of course, rescued by her own Prince Charming and the bad guy gets his just deserts. It has Santa (with flu), Rudolph (with a passion for cashew nuts) and snow angels.

The heroine of A Surprise Christmas Proposal is Sophie Harrington, who’d done her duty as a secondary character in both City Girl in Training and The Billionaire Takes a Bride. Out of work and homeless, she was overdue for her own happy ending and if her Prince Charming wasn’t exactly charming, he made Sophie’s Christmas very special. This book is only available in paperback at the moment.

The final selection is a duet of books in which the heroines change places. The “princess” becomes the pauper in Christmas Angel for the Billionaire and the supermarket checkout girl becomes a "princess" for a week in Her Desert Dream

I have copies of the Changing Places duet for one lucky commenter (paper or ebook, whichever you prefer). For a chance to win, tell me about something that happened to you at Christmas. Something wonderful, something ghastly, something magic...

I’ll post the winner on Friday (so make sure you tick the box to get follow up comments so that you don’t miss it).