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* '''Author''': [[Charlotte Featherstone]], [[Monica Burns]] | * '''Author''': [[Charlotte Featherstone]], [[Monica Burns]] | ||
* '''Publisher''': [[New Concepts Publishing]] | * '''Publisher''': [[New Concepts Publishing]] | ||
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- Author: Charlotte Featherstone, Monica Burns
- Publisher: New Concepts Publishing
- Year: 2006
- Amazon Listing: Holly, Ivy, and Me
- ISBN: 1-58608-886-6
Featuring A Bluestocking Christmas by Monica Burns and Beneath the Mistletoe by Charlotte Featherstone.
A Bluestocking Christmas
Seductive words, sinful pleasures and a ghostly ancestor all add up to A Bluestocking Christmas with a Dickens of a twist
Miss Ivy Beecham is a bluestocking who has sworn off love, and she’s found the perfect place to hide from love—a library. Simon Carton, Viscount Wycombe, is an intellectual rogue who’s convinced all women can be bought.
What neither of them counted on was finding love amid a stack of dusty books. Determined to win the reluctant bluestocking nymph, Simon seduces Ivy with words and other sinful pleasures. But despite the passion between them, Ivy refuses to risk her heart—at least not until the ghost of her ancestor visits her on Christmas Eve and helps Ivy see that her choices will affect the rest of her life. The question is will Ivy make the right choice.
Beneath the Mistletoe
Holly Nightingale is a woman who has forgotten the true meaning of Christmas. It's been eight years since the man she thought loved her left her without a word after kissing her passionately beneath the mistletoe. Andrew Carlyle has made his fortune in India and returned to England to claim the woman he has always wanted.
Awards
Winner of the JERR Silver Star Award File:JERRStar.jpg
