Two fresh starts. One unexpected Christmas romance.
The one woman he shouldn't love is the one he can't forget.
Will the midnight bell bless their loveβor seal their fate?
He ghosted her ten years ago. Now sheβs stuck with him for Christmas.
Christmas is sweet. Family secrets can be deadly.
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Shauna Michaels
I have been writing for over nineteen years, finding
satisfaction as well as frustration in the creative process
of putting a novel together. There have been times I've
thought of walking away from writing, but I haven't been
able to. Writing is such a part of me that I feel
incomplete without it. But I have to admit, that I might
not be writing today if it wasn't for the support of my
husband of twenty-nine years.
I am a lucky woman. I have lived a romance all the thirty-
one years I've known my husband, Mike. We met in college,
and though it wasn't love at first sight, I knew he was the
one soon after I started dating him. We have a son who is
now in college himself. I hope he is as lucky as my husband
and I and he finds a woman to be with for the rest of his
life.
I just recently sold my first historical to Precious Gem
Historicals. LOUISIANA BRIDE came out in March 1999. I am
so excited about this sale because when I first started
writing years ago it was an historical (which will never
see the light of day). I love history and being able to
combine both history and a good romance is wonderful to me.
I like to travel and many of the places I have been to are
in my books. I don't like to write about a place without
having been there first. My novel, LOUISIANA BRIDE, takes
place where I grew up in Biloxi, Mississippi which was a
part of France's Louisiana territory. In the latest two
books, FLIGHT OF FANTASY and HOLD ONTO THE NIGHT, much of
the action takes place in a rain forest which I had the
good fortune of visiting one last summer in Belize.