His For Christmas: Rescued by his Christmas Angel / Christmas at Candlebark Farm / The Nurse Who Saved Christmas (Mills & Boon By Request)
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When one of her pupils needs her help, teacher Morgan McGuire’s life becomes intertwined with that of gorgeous but cynical Nate Hathoway and his daughter. Can Morgan heal Nate’s heart in time for Christmas?
CHRISTMAS AT CANDLEBARK FARM
Pregnant Keira Keely is lodging at Luke Hillier’s farm for Christmas. At first, Luke seems too caught up in his own troubles to notice her, but when Keira has a crisis, he could just be her knight in shining armour!
THE NURSE WHO SAVED CHRISTMAS
After spending an incredible night together, Dirk Kelley made it clear to Abby Arnold he wasn’t looking for commitment. Yet Abby’s festive cheer is infectious! And Dirk can’t deny that she is more tempting by the day...
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About the author
Cara Colter shares ten acres in British Columbia with her real life hero Rob, ten horses, a dog and a cat. She has three grown children and a grandson. Cara is a recipient of the Career Acheivement Award in the Love and Laughter category from Romantic Times BOOKreviews. Cara invites you to visit her on Facebook!
MICHELLE DOUGLAS has been writing for Mills & Boon since 2007, and believes she has the best job in the world. She's a sucker for happy endings, heroines who have a secret stash of chocolate, and heroes who know how to laugh. She lives in Newcastle Australia with her own romantic hero, a house full of dust and books, and an eclectic collection of sixties and seventies vinyl. She loves to hear from readers and can be contacted via her website www.michelle-douglas.com
USA Today and Wall Street Journal best selling author Janice Lynn has a master's in nursing from Vanderbilt University and works as a nurse practitioner in a family practice. She lives in the southern United States with her Prince Charming, their children, their Maltese named Halo; and a lot of unnamed dust bunnies that have moved in after she started her writing career. Readers can visit Janice via her website at: www.janicelynn.net