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A Proposal for Christmas
Geschrieben von Linda Lael Miller und Lindsay McKenna
Erzählt von Jack Garrett und Gabra Zackman
A Proposal for Christmas
Geschrieben von Linda Lael Miller und Lindsay McKenna
Erzählt von Jack Garrett und Gabra Zackman
Bewertungen:
1.5/5 (3 Bewertungen)
Länge:
11 Stunden
Beschreibung
New York Times bestselling authors Linda Lael Miller and Lindsay McKenna present two enthralling stories about the redemptive power of the holiday season.
State Secrets: Linda Lael Miller-Secret Service agent David Goddard never expected to spend his Christmas surveilling the president's cousin. But after weeks of studying her, he finds that Holly Llewellyn's life continues to remain a mystery. Tangled in the controversy swirling around them, David wonders, is it her secrets that fascinate him…or Holly herself?
The Five Days of Christmas: Lindsay McKenna-Morgan Trayhern's toughest mercenary, Colt Hamlin, is looking to lie low this Christmas, but he may just have a change of heart when his matchmaking boss puts him in the path of Montana's prettiest widow.
Über den Autor
New York Times-bestselling author, Linda Lael Miller was born and raised in Northport, Washington. The author of over 50 novels and the daughter of a U.S. marshal, Linda has bid farewell to her home in Scottsdale, Arizona, and returned to her rural, Western roots. On the horse property in the arid Arizona desert, Linda now enjoys riding her horse Skye in the early morning sun. She has finally come home to the lifestyle that has inspired numerous award-winning historical novels including those set in the Old West.
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- (1/5)STATE SECRETS by Linda Lael Miller was published in 1985. Some updating has been done, such as referring to someone being on Ellen instead of another, older talkshow, but other than that the novella remains as written. Including references to a character who is obviously meant to be read as sympathetic giving secrets to al Qaeda. Bad copyeditor/author/person who let that go, no cookie. I also just plain didn't like the romance because it was another case of woman thinking yes but saying no and man proceeding onward despite her verbal nos. Skeevy.
THE FIVE DAYS OF CHRISTMAS by Lindsay McKenna should have worked for me, and might have had it been longer or had I read any of the rest of the series. As a standalone, however, the romance seems forced and rushed.
(Provided by publisher) - (1/5)I felt like both stories were awkward and slow. Couldn't wait for them to be over.
- (3/5)Two for the holidays, both sweet but fairly forgettable.In "State Secrets" a cookbook author distantly related to the President-Elect is shadowed by a secret service agent after she comes under suspicion of being a threat to her cousin."The Five Days of Christmas" is shorter and less memorable yet. Mercenary Colt Hamlin is suffering from PTSD, but a plot by Morgan Trayhern's wife lures him out of his misery and hooks him up with a local teacher, just in time for the annual gift-giving. Borrowed this one from the library, thank goodness!