How the Dukes Stole Christmas: A Holiday Romance Anthology Audiobook (Free)

Christmas magic is within the air… In the ballrooms of London, to left behind Scottish castles, towards the snowy streets of Gilded Age group New York, four bestselling writers make some unforgettable romance…with a little help from some enchanted shortbread.

‘Meet Me personally in Mayfair’ by Tessa Dare

Louisa Ward requires a Christmas miracle. Unless she catches a rich husband on the ball tonight, the horrid, heartless Duke of Thorndale will evict her family off their beloved Mayfair house. However when her friend about How the Dukes Stole Christmas: A Holiday Romance Anthology begs to switch dance cards, Louisa discovers herself waltzing using the enemy: the horrid, heartless–and unexpectedly handsome–Thorndale himself. Today the duke’s keeping her potential in his hands…and he’s not making go.

‘The Duke of Christmas Present’ by Sarah MacLean

Rich and ruthless, Eben, Duke of Allryd, does not have any time for holidays. Holidays are for whimsy and charm–the only a couple of things his cash cannot buy. Lady Jacqueline Mosby is definitely filled with both, nonetheless, twelve years after she still left to start to see the globe. When Jacqueline comes back for a single Xmas, Eben can’t resist the woman he never ceased loving…or the future that had once experienced reach. It will require a wonder to convince her to stay…but if ever there were a time for miracles, it’s Christmas…

‘Heiress Only’ by Sophie Jordan

When Annis Bannister’s family leaves her in back of in the rush to escape an impending snowstorm, she finds herself stranded in the Highlands, remaining to fend off brigands terrorizing the countryside, robbing homes locked up for winter season. Her only wish falls on her neighbor, a surly hermit duke who unravels her using a look, a kiss … until she doubts the danger to her center outweighs the danger of brigands and snowstorms.

‘Xmas in Central Recreation area’ by Joanna Shupe

Women all over America devour Mrs. Walker’s every week column for recipes and advice. No-one knows Rose, the column’s writer, can’t also boil water. When the paper’s owner, Duke Havemeyer, insists she web host a Christmas party, Rose must scramble to find a husband, an empty mansion, and a cook. But Duke isn’t a man very easily fooled and she worries her perfect plan is definitely failing–especially when Duke’s attentions make her experience anything but professional. To save lots of her career will she quit her possibility at love?