Fiance for Christmas

by Catherine George

Book Overview

Cassie had good reason to resist Nick Seymour's rakish good looks and matching charm. But that was easier said than done when it seemed that the only way to calm a family crisis at Christmas was for... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373122934
• ISBN13: 9780373122936
• Release Date: December 2002
• Publisher: Harlequin Books
• Length: 192 Pages
• Weight: 0.24 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 4.3" x 6.7"

Customer Reviews

Under the Mistletoe

From the Back: Cassie had good reason to resist Nick Seymour's rakish good looks and matching charm. But that was easier said then done when in seemed that the only way to calm a family crisis at Christmas was for Cassie and Nick to pretend to pretend to be engaged! Well, Nick decided it was and Cassie knew she must go along with him, for the sake of their two little nieces. If she, didn't Alice and Emily might have their Christmas ruined. If only Nick wasn't insisting that his mistletoe make-believe with Cassie look as convincing as possible, complete with kisses and a ring. Pretty soon she found herself wishing it was for real after all. MY REVIEW Nick is the perfect alpha Hero. He is protecting everyone and taking charge. He is strong and caring, from the beginning his attraction to Cassie is evident, and her lack of trust in him, is tearing him apart. Cassie through a string of disastrous relationships both her own and around her has very little faith in the male species and none more so then the Seymour brothers. Her Brother in law MAX has treated her sister Julia horribly and Cassie honestly believes that Nick is in love with Julia. While she has had a secret crush on Nick for years. The story revolves mainly around Cassie's lack of trust in Nick. Nick who freely admits to a bout of Puppy love when he was younger for Julia finds it hard to combat the frequent accusations on the part of Cassie about his feeling for her sister. This book is well worth the read, although Cassie's accusations get old after awhile you never quiet feel like she is a weak whinny female. And for once the story didn't resolve it self in the last few pages but took its time to resolve itself little by little.