I was actually familiar with a couple of the authors in the book, which I kind of loved. Two of them were even in Spooktacular Seductions. :)
I've been wanting to review this and since the weatherman is forecasting possible snow in the foreseeable future, this seemed the best time to do it.
My Review:
A woman goes to a lot for a Christmas tree and comes back with so much more...
This one had a really strong start--I thought it ended a little too soon, but isn't that what they say about good stories? They always end too soon? :)
Santa Bebe - Lily Carlyle
A lingerie sales woman, tests waters with a friend and deals with a troubled past...and how she'll let it effect her future.
This one, too, had a strong start, but midway through I figured out sort of how everything was going to happen. It was good, but I just knew that's how it was going to be.
Melt - Shaya Roy
Can anyone really find love in an arranged marriage?
This one was very good, start to finish. Part of that for me might be because it was foreign and a little different, and the whole arranged marriage thing was definitely something fun to think about. I enjoyed this one a lot.
One in a Million Snowflakes - Michelle Ziegler
Angela's picking her way through the bottom of the barrel when it comes to men, but what does it matter when the one she wants the most is the one she dare not have--at least if she wants to keep her best friend.
This one started out a little rough for me, but once I was in it, I loved it. It had some sexy scenes, and there were some really, horrible, awful dates, that just made me smile. This one was very good, and I loved some of the descriptions.
Beginning of Forever - Terri Rochenski
The loss of her husband nearly tore her down, but she had to stay strong for her son. How does one move on from the person you thought would be the one? How do you stop the guilt from rising up, every time you notice the sexy new stranger?
This one dealt with some very deep issues like loss and survivors guilt. This is one of those ones where you don't mind if you see the end coming, so long as you know it ends without ripping your heart out.
I enjoyed this anthology and give a four and a half stars. I'd curl up with this book and a mug of hot cocoa anytime.

What better time than winter to find someone to cuddle up with? These sweet tales of winter romance are sure to warm your heart.
An Unexpected Wreath - Annabelle Blume
Santa Bebe - Lily Carlyle
Melt - Shaya Roy
One in a Million Snowflakes - Michelle Ziegler
Beginning of Forever - Terri Rochenski
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