Let It Snow

by Marcia Evanick, Fern Michaels, Virginia Henley, et al.

From four of today's hottest romance writers comes an unforgettable collection of heartwarming Christmas stories that prove anything can happen during the holiday season--especially love. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0821776436
• Release Date: November 2003
• Publisher: Zebra
• Length: 416 Pages
• Weight: 0.50 lbs.
• Dimensions: 6.5" x 1.0" x 4.5"

Customer Reviews

Great Holiday Reading!

This is the perfect book to curl up with once you've finished your Christmas shopping, wrapped the presents and put them under the tree. My two favorite stories in this collection were by Holly Chamberlin and Marcia Evanick.

Great Christmas romances

Although Fern Michaels is obviously the author the editors are hoping will lure readers to this book, I brought it because of Marcia Evanick. I stumbled across her first two books about the residents of Misty Harbor, Maine and thoroughly enjoyed them and have been anxiously her next book. I have to say, that I was not the least bit disappointed in her story and I thoroughly enjoyed the other three stories as well.In A Misty Harbor Christmas, Olivia Hamilton comes back to Misty Harbor for her grandmother's funeral. When she inherits her grandmother's house where she spent summers as a child, she decides to sell it because her life is in California. As a child, Olivia had a huge crush on Ethan Wycliffe, her grandmother's neighbor. Ethan still lives in Misty Harbor and still lives next door to grandma's house. When he and Olivia start spending time together, Ethan hopes there's still some of that crush left over because he's sure developing one for Olivia.In All I Want for Christmas by Holly Chamberlin, all Abby Walker wants is to find a normal man fall in love with and have a family. While her life takes some pretty comic turns, you keep rooting for her to connect with the handsome stranger that she keeps running into (and I mean that literally). Merry, Merry by Fern Michaels is a reprint from the mid-90's. Andi Evans is trying to keep her veterinary practice afloat and hold onto her family's land. Cosmetic tycoon Peter King thinks Andi's land is the perfect site for his new factory and is determined to buy it. The two butt heads aplenty on their way to romance.Christmas Eve by Virginia Henley is also a reprint from the mid-90's. Feminist real estate agent Eve Barlow is sent to show a remote Michigan log home to hunky firefighter Clint Kelly on December 23rd. Clint has no use for feminists and he and Eve butt heads aplenty. When Eve gets mad at Clint while they are looking over the log home's grounds, she ends up falling through the ice on the small pond. Clint saves her and takes her into the house to warm up. The two get snowed in but is able to see Eve's vulnerability beneath her feminist façade and finds her very attractive. When the two get snowed in for several days, they quickly discover that maybe their differences aren't quite so insurmountable.I thoroughly enjoyed this book. I will definitely look for the upcoming works by Marcia Evanick and Holly Chamberlin.