Snowed In With The Reluctant Tycoon. Nina Singh

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Автор произведения Nina Singh
Жанр Контркультура
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      The spirit of Christmas...

      His family’s business may thrive on Christmas, but Justin Hammond holds bad memories of the festive season. So being drafted in to make some tough financial decisions should be easy—until he meets executive Carli Tynan!

      Determined to save her favorite Hammond’s store, Carli vows to remind Justin of the holiday’s magic—starting with a kiss in the snow! Can she show the reluctant tycoon just how special Christmas can be?

       The Men Who Make Christmas

      Meet the Hammond brothers—will they find their own happiness under the mistletoe?

      For James and Justin Hammond, Christmas should be the most joyful time of year. It’s Hammond’s Toy Stores’ most profitable time of the year, and their Christmas window displays are legendary. Yet it reminds them of the most heartbreaking event in their family history.

      But when they meet two delightful women for whom the festive season means everything, the Hammond brothers can’t help but be captivated by their infectious Christmas spirit! This year, can they make Christmas the most magical time of all?

      Don’t miss this sparkling Christmas duet!

      Christmas with Her Millionaire Boss

       by Barbara Wallace

       November 2017

      Snowed in with the Reluctant Tycoon

       by Nina Singh

       December 2017

      Snowed in with the

       Reluctant Tycoon

      Nina Singh

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      Nina Singh lives just outside of Boston, USA, with her husband, children and a very rambunctious Yorkie. After several years in the corporate world she finally followed the advice of family and friends to ‘give the writing a go, already’. She’s oh-so-happy she did. When not at her keyboard she likes to spend time on the tennis court or golf course. Or immersed in a good read.

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      To my mother and father. For all their faith.

       Praise for Nina Singh

      ‘Ms Singh has done an interesting job with this novel...her characters came to life and you didn’t want to close the book on them.’

      —Harlequin Junkie on Miss Prim and the Maverick Millionaire

      Contents

       Cover

       Back Cover Text

       Introduction

       Title Page

       About the Author

       Dedication

       Praise

       CHAPTER ONE

       CHAPTER TWO

       CHAPTER THREE

       CHAPTER FOUR

       CHAPTER FIVE

       CHAPTER SIX

       CHAPTER SEVEN

       CHAPTER EIGHT

       CHAPTER NINE

       CHAPTER TEN

       CHAPTER ELEVEN

       CHAPTER TWELVE

       CHAPTER THIRTEEN

       EPILOGUE

       Extract

       Copyright

       CHAPTER ONE

      THE HOUSE WAS COLD.

      Carli Tynan wasn’t surprised. In fact, she’d never once entered this mansion and ever felt warm. Regardless of the season. And, despite the myriad of Christmas decorations currently adorning the foyer, nothing about the home felt particularly festive. Or even like a home. No, the Hammond estate felt more like a staid museum.

      The eleven-foot-tall pine Christmas tree that nearly touched the ceiling notwithstanding.

      Shaking the thin layer of snow off her wool coat, she peeled off her faux leather gloves, the bound portfolio tucked under her right arm. The darn portfolio was the only reason she was here, the reason her usual morning routine had been so handily disrupted. Carli was