Champagne for Christmas

by Jean Joachim, Katherine Tate (Editor)

Overview

Can a craving for mint chip ice cream and a passion for the theater spark romance? Hunky Clint is younger than Nina. He�s a high school English teacher and a budding playwright. Nina, an actress, is a beautiful, lonely, wealthy widow. What can they possibly have in common? Mint chip ice cream brings them together but there is more to life than ice cream and steamy romance. Can their love of the theater keep them together or will it ultimately drive them apart?

Product Details

BN ID:	2940013440753
Publisher:	Moonlight Books
Publication date:	12/03/2011
Series:	New York Nights , #4
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	650 KB

About the Author

Homer. She lives in New York City. Her latest contemporary romance, Now and Forever 2, the Book of Danny (sequel to Now and Forever 1, a Love Story) has just been released by Secret Cravings Publishing. Her other works include, Sunny Days, Moonlit Nights, a sweet contemporary romance and its sequel April�s Kiss in the Moonlight, both are available as ebooks, in paperback soon. The first in the New York Nights novels series, �The Marriage List� is on Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble.com for only $.99. She also has seven non-fiction books published. Jean has been writing non-fiction for over fifteen years and fiction for two. Her review column, "Movie Choices for Kids" has been syndicated in weekly and parenting newspapers and on websites for the past eleven years.

Editorial Reviews

Review for "Champagne for Christmas" from Coffee Beans and Love Scenes, Dec. 2011.

Review:
Joachim knows how to wrap a reader into a story line. The connection between Nina and Clint is done flawlessly, from the beginning with the Mint chip ice cream to the way Nina connects with Clint's son, Cory, I applaud this novel at every turn. I have to admit I was expecting a May-December (summer) romance and almost had that...but Joachim's twist of unconditional love prevails.

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Coffee Beans & Love Scenes - Dawne Prochilo