Cowboys & Mistletoe – Kit Morgan

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Happy Holidays Everyone!

 

It’s that time of year when wonderful Christmas books abound! And who doesn’t like a great holiday romance? I’m reading several now. Yes, I’m one of those people that will read two or three books at once! I’ve written a fair share of holiday books over the years. I even have an entire series of romances set around the holidays called The Holiday Mail-Order Brides. But this year, I’ve done a couple historicals set around Christmas, and two contemporaries! Here’s a little more about the books. The one you were introduced to last week. A Child for Christmas, part of our Petticoats & Pistols group’s Christmas Stocking Sweetheart Series. The other Christmas books I have this year are:

A young woman down on her luck
A rich young man
And one eccentric matchmaker

After the famous Mrs. Pettigrew’s first husband, Xavier, passed, the matchmaker found little interest in matchmaking. That is until she hires Chastity Eastwick as her new maid, and thinks her neighbor Dalton Simpson the perfect match for her! Toss in a rival for Dalton’s affections and Mrs. Pettigrew’s own odd eccentricities, and the hilarity begins! Especially when Mrs. Pettigrew fails to mention to Dalton that Chastity is a maid at all. He thinks she’s a house guest!

The next two books of mine are contemporary. One is part of a series of cute, fun, novellas that have been releasing every week.

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Christmas magic sparkles in small towns but can love bloom under the mistletoe?

Molly Sherwood has watched all her friends, including her own sister, find their happily ever after. But not her. She’s fresh out of college and despairing how to make a living with her new art degree. So when her sister, the new owner of the town’s famous Christmas House asks for some help with decorating, she gladly gives it as a distraction. But she’s not the only one helping. Edwina Dilly, the previous owner of the house digs out something called The Mistletoe Clause, which states that if a couple kisses three times under the mistletoe in the presence of The Mistletoe Clause, then they have to confess their feelings for one another. Molly thinks it’s cute, but a bunch of hooey. Or is it?

Sam Newell is beginning to despair of ever finding a woman to love. No one wants a simple antique dealer/furniture restorer. Good grief, it’s not like he’s asking for the moon. But in a small town, the pickings can be slim. Then Sam finds out Molly Sherwood is back in town. He’s always liked her. But with his cousin (now married to Molly’s sister) telling her he can get her a job in New York City, she’ll wind up with the same mindset of the other women he’s dated. He won’t be good enough for her. Well fine, he’ll beat her to the punch and make sure he shows no interest in her. Little does he know that a certain meddling matchmaker has other ideas.

Find the book HERE

Both my contemporaries take place in towns made famous in my historicals! It was fun to revisit my towns and see how they’ve changes for modern day! My next Christmas book is included in an anthology of romantic comedy done by eight authors. So you can not only read my story, but the others as well! The anthology is called December Dreams, and the stories are all loads of fun! Here’s a little more about my book:

 

Talia Davenport hasn’t been back to Clear Creek in eight years. And for good reason.

Instead, she makes her home in Los Angeles, is a fitness guru, and tries to live her life to the fullest. But was she? When she goes home to Clear Creek for Christmas and has to deal with someone who’s been a thorn in her side for years, she begins to see that maybe her life wasn’t what she thought it was, and that forgiveness goes a long way. Toss in a few nudges from some eccentric elderly innkeepers playing matchmaker, and the fun begins! But for Talia, forgiving is one thing, forgetting another. Can she open her heart to the happiness she’s always wanted, and with the least likely person to boot?

Find the book HERE

 

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USA Today bestselling author Kit Morgan is the author of over 180 books of historical and contemporary western romance! Her stories are fun, sweet stories full of love, laughter, and just a little bit of mayhem! Kit creates her stories in her little log cabin in the woods in the Pacific Northwest. An avid reader and knitter, when not writing, she can be found with either a book or a pair of knitting needles in her hands! Oh, and the occasional smidge of chocolate!

61 thoughts on “Cowboys & Mistletoe – Kit Morgan”

  7. Don’t you just love a hot chocolate bath with marshmallow fluff bubbles. The secret ingredient is a peppermint candy cane or if you want to mix it up a splash of cinnamon..

  8. Hot chocolate take me away! Ahh the bliss of a quiet soak after dealing with the stress of the holidays.

  16. Gingerbread man is dreaming of a white Christmas as he relaxes in the frothy whipping cream of his hot chocolate.

  38. Boy does this feel wonderful to my aching body. It is hard being a gingerbread person. Thank you so much for the opportunity. God bless you. Merry Christmas.

  44. Rub a Dub Dub Gingerbread Relaxing in her mug dreaming and fantasizing what good could hot cocoa do for me and having all the Guys beating down my door to my mug just to take a turn with me OH what a delight that would be…

  47. Wow! What a relaxing soak in a warm chocolate bath….now, Hopefully, someone WON’T EAT ME!!!!
    Happy Holidays to all P & P fillies & readers…

  48. Ahh, a nice, long soak after a long day of putting up decorations for the holidays. The perfect ending to a long, hard, and rewarding day.

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