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Set against the backdrop of Wellington's army in Spain, the story follows surgeon Jesse Randall as he navigates love and danger. His affection for Elinore Mason, the daughter of a disreputable officer, is threatened by the predatory Major Bones. The narrative explores themes of loyalty and the struggle to protect loved ones amidst the chaos of war. Jesse's commitment to Elinore's safety becomes a central conflict as he faces both personal and external challenges.

Set in 1808, the story follows Davey Ten, a determined student at the University of Edinburgh, as he navigates the challenges of his past as a Gunwharf Rat. Despite his promise and dedication to medicine, he faces prejudice due to his workhouse upbringing and uncertain lineage, which weighs heavily on his spirit. Yearning to return to St. Brendan's, Davey grapples with the harsh judgments of those around him, highlighting themes of resilience and the struggle for acceptance in a society that marginalizes him.

This collection features six historical western novellas, each weaving romance into the fabric of life in the Old West. Characters navigate love and personal challenges, from a hospital steward's growing feelings for a maid to a soldier's secret connection with a woman he admires. Themes of healing, redemption, and self-discovery resonate through stories of widows finding new love, a woman's struggle with her dreams, and a schoolmistress facing frontier hardships. Each tale offers a unique glimpse into love's timeless power amidst adversity.

Bestselling author Carla Kelly’s Regency series The Channel Fleet continues, and the life-and-death stakes couldn’t be higher for this dashing Naval hero! Return to her respectable life… Or take a scandalous path to marriage?

Set in Regency-era London, the story revolves around Libby Ames, who cares for a merchant injured near her uncle's home. However, the merchant is actually Nesbitt Duke, a duke disguised while pursuing romance. The plot thickens with the presence of a bumbling rival, adding humor and intrigue to the courtship. This charming tale weaves themes of mistaken identity and love, capturing the essence of the era's romance.

Benedict Nesbitt, the Duke of Knaresborough, finds himself unexpectedly drawn into a web of obligation after offering a ride to a Spanish woman and her child caught in the rain. This act of kindness leads to a series of events where he feels compelled to repay her goodwill, exploring themes of duty, compassion, and the complexities of human connection.

The narrative revolves around the concept of engaging in a war that not only serves a purpose but also leaves a legacy worth sharing with future generations. It emphasizes the importance of valor and storytelling, suggesting that the true measure of a conflict lies in its ability to inspire admiration and pride in those who come after. The book explores themes of heroism, the moral complexities of war, and the impact of one's choices on the lives of descendants.

Set in 1877, the story follows Elizabeth Ann Everett and her family as they embark on a vacation to the newly established Yellowstone National Park. Their adventure takes an unexpected turn when they encounter the Nez Perce tribe, who are fleeing from the U.S. Army. This chance meeting leads to unforeseen challenges for both the affluent Everetts and the Native Americans, highlighting themes of conflict, survival, and the complexities of cultural encounters during a tumultuous period in American history.

Set in 13th century Spain, the narrative follows Santiago Gonzalez, who seeks to raise an army through his bride's dowry. However, he discovers that his bride is equally shrewd, courageous, and loving, presenting a formidable partnership. Their relationship unfolds against the backdrop of conquest, highlighting themes of love, ambition, and the complexities of marriage in a turbulent era.

Cosy up this Christmas With three heartwarming stories!