Ashley Logan

12 Days of Unseasonal Heat (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Her seasonal cheer is overwhelming.

He's got a bar hum-bug up his @ss.

And they're stuck in a box for 12 days of Christmas fever.

Down on his luck, Jonas desperately needs the extra holiday cash of a second job to support his little sister and their disabled mom, but as soon as he meets his new co-worker, Anna-Beth, he knows that the gig he's landed is going to be torture.

The girl might as well be rubbing road salt in his wounds when she oozes all of the seasonal joy he's lost this winter. Unlike him, she seems every kind of cheerful.

She may dress like a Christmas tree, but Jonas soon learns that it's what's underneath her festive tinsel that intrigues him most!

As the days unfold in the very tight quarters of their puppet-theatre booth, Jonas finds his dampened spirits lifting when he can't resist her beauty, her charm, or the inescapable heat between them.

Enjoy a short, but saucy Christmas romance and warm up for the holidays!

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: KDL Publishing
• Erscheinungstermin: 5. Dezember 2018
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780473465537
• Artikelnr.: 56990679

Autorenporträt

Ashley Logan writes sexy, inspirational romances with a splash of cheek thrown in for good measure.

Ash lives in a house in the trees on the Kapiti Coast in New Zealand, with her crazy/awesome family. She hates folding laundry, but loves music, writing, a good belly-laugh, and of course, happy endings - especially for underdogs! Always a fan of stories and the amazing successes of human resilience, Ash traded a career in nursing for an armchair and a laptop when she became inspired by people's incredible strength of mind. Creating characters in her head started as an innocent hobby, but became terribly addictive when those characters began to dance and the compulsion to tell their stories became too much to resist.