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Sarah Morgan

A workaholic woman finds holiday warmth and a spark of romance in a “beautiful story full of fantastic characters, steamy chemistry, and Christmas spirit” (Smexy Books, Grade A).

Once upon a time, Christmas was Kayla Green’s favorite time of year. Now all she wants for Christmas is for it to be over! So when duty calls her to snowy Vermont to close a deal with a new client, Kayla is grateful for an excuse to avoid the holidays for another year.

Jackson O’Neil left a thriving business to return home and salvage his family’s resort. Now that he’s got marketing whiz Kayla Green helping him to put Snow Crystal on the map, success is on the horizon. As an added bonus, the sparks between them could power all the Christmas lights in Vermont.

Kayla might be an expert at her job, but she’s out of her depth with Jackson—he makes her crave the happy-ever-after she once dreamed of, and it’s terrifying. As the snowflakes continue to swirl, will the woman who doesn’t believe in the magic of Christmas finally fall under its spell?

HQN Books

The O'Neil Brothers

Sleigh Bells in the Snow

A French chef in smalltown Vermont finds a summer fling that just might last in the USA Today–bestselling author’s “poignant and heartfelt” romance (Publishers Weekly).

Having fallen in love with her new home in Snow Crystal, Vermont, fiery French chef Elise Philippe is determined to make this summer unforgettable. But with the grand opening of her chic café falling apart, it looks like it might for all the wrong reasons. Until Sean O’Neill comes back to town.

Last summer, Elise and Sean shared one hazy whirlwind night together—and Elise is looking forward to repeating their last encounter. As long as she can stick to her one-night-only rule and listen to her head rather than her heart. After all, Sean hates his hometown and is planning to leave as soon as he can. Unless something, or someone, convinces him to stay . . .

Suddenly Last Summer