Christmas Stocking Sweethearts! Cathy McDavid

I’m so excited to be part of Christmas Stocking Sweethearts  – my first participation in a collection with my fellow Petticoats and Pistols fillies. Little known fact, I wrote western historicals early in my writing career before switching to contemporaries. I’m thrilled to be returning to one of my favorite romance genres. And the story also happens to be set in one of my favorite time periods:  the early 1900s.

A widow struggling to save her home

A cowboy sworn to protect his family

A Christmas neither will ever forget…

 

 

Merry Ann Bright may be pint-sized, but she’s chock-full of gumption. For the last three years, she’s fended off a wealthy and greedy neighbor bent on acquiring her land by hook or by crook — emphasis on the crook. The last thing she needs is more trouble. But when she unexpectedly encounters a family in dire straits, how can she turn her back on them?

Thèo Cartier is a man on a mission. Once he’s seen his sister-in-law and young nephew safely home, he’ll return to Texas and help his aging father run the ranch. The lovely widow Merry is a distraction he can ill afford. Especially when her roots are firmly planted a thousand miles from his own.

Can Christmastime, the shared love of favorite carols, and a special heirloom stocking show two people convinced they have no future together that anything is possible…if they just open their hearts?

Click here to purchase MERRY’S CHRISTMAS COWBOY

Click here to view the entire series on Amazon

 

Yes, we know. It’s that time of year when we sometimes feel less kind than we should.

Re-write the sentence in red to something less naughty and more nice.  For example:

NAUGHTY:  “Grandma’s eggnog is too thick and chunky.”

NICE: “Isn’t it wonderful Grandma is still with us to make her eggnog?”

THEIR DECORATIONS ARE SO GAUDY.

 

You might win this piano ornament from me – plus a backlist holiday book!

 

All entries will be eligible for our oh-so-beautiful Grand Prize, too!

Winners announced Sunday, December 15!

(USA Winners only, please.)

In the event the piano ornament becomes unavailable, we will happily make a substitute.

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Cathy McDavid has been penning Westerns for Harlequin since 2005. With over 55 titles in print and 1.6 million-plus books sold, Cathy is also a member of the prestigious Romance Writers of America’s Honor Roll. This “almost” Arizona native and mother of grown twins is married to her own real-life sweetheart. After leaving the corporate world seven years ago, she now spends her days penning stories about good looking cowboys riding the range, busting broncs, and sweeping gals off their feet — oops, no. Make that winning the hearts of feisty, independent women who give the cowboys a run for their money. It a tough job, but she’s willing to make the sacrifice.

60 thoughts on “Christmas Stocking Sweethearts! Cathy McDavid”

  1. The neighbor’s decorations are so gaudy they remind me of my favorite Christmas movie, Christmas Vacation. I watch it every year when I decorate.

  2. Gaudy decorations are so much fun. Everyone has different taste even in decorations and that’s what makes the world go around. Love them all.

  3. Some people think that the Christmas decorations are so gaudy but to me think you should add some more! Share the merriment!

  4. Christmas is about fun to kids and Jesus. I didn’t enjoy it when my spouse passed on dec 21 then a few yrs later I got great grandkids and it changed.

  5. I’m not sure the decorations they have used would look good in my house with my current décor.

    BTW I have a crocheted blanket from my Mom that looks just like the one on that cover!!!!!!!!!!! I had to look twice to be sure!!!!

  6. Their Christmas decorations aren’t something I would buy, but I’m glad they decorated. It’s nice to look outside and see lights.

  7. THEIR DECORATIONS ARE SO GAUDY! it makes everything look bright and festive, bringing joy to those who enjoy looking at them

  8. Their decorations are interesting. I like the snowman. It is so cute. Thank you so much for sharing. God bless you.

  9. The decorations may seem gaudy to some but I think it’s festive and brings Christmas cheer.

    Thank you for the chance to win a prize. Looking forward to reading this series.

  10. Their decorations are so gaudy, they must have had their grandchildren helping them! Those little ones like the gaudy ones the best!!

  11. These gawdy ornaments bring back such wonderful memories when as kids, we would make decorations for the tree in such atrocious colors.

  12. Isn’t it fun that they go so “all out” in their decorations? The kids love when we drive by this house!

  13. Their Christmas decorations are so gaudy but bless their hearts maybe that’s all they can afford to decorate their Christmas tree and celebrate the real reason for the season.

  14. I just love how different their Christmas decorations are, they bring a smile to my face whenever I see them.

  15. Look at all the time and effort they put into their decorations, and I love how cheerful they are.

  16. It’s Christmas decorations, they’re suppose to be big & bright to be seen better & get in the holiday spirit & let others enjoy who may not be able to afford it, so just enjoy it while it lasts because it will be over before you know it.

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