Originally Quinn’s Choice and The Hector Clause were published in a multi-author box set. You may or may not recognise the Hector Clause cover models. Not sure they have forgiven me for making them dress up on what was the hottest day of the year when the photo was taken.

Billie’s Christmas Adventure is an advent countdown aimed at children. But a fun read anyway.

The Hector Clause

The last thing Brie Dalgleish expected her boss to do was ask her to play an elf in the toy store grotto. She’s even less enthusiastic when she discovers Santa is not only her boss’s grandson, but the same bloke who drove his car through a puddle the previous evening, completely soaking her.

Hector Clause is playing Santa in the family owned toy store under sufferance as a favour to his grandfather. He’d rather be in his nice safe office, using his law degree, than playing Santa in a shop full of squealing kids. Even if the chief elf is on the cute side. 

With the store’s centenary fast approaching, the anniversary party is abruptly cancelled. Hector resolves to celebrate anyway, but isn’t prepared for the curveball he finds headed his way.

Quinn’s Choice

Trauma surgeon, Quinn Southgate, is about to marry the woman of his dreams—his soul mate—when the unthinkable happens. His pager goes off, along with those of half the congregation. As news of a major incident filters through the church, Quinn is torn. Work wouldn’t have paged him if it weren’t urgent, but this was his wedding day.

Liz Hastings can’t believe it when her groom’s pager sounds mid-ceremony. She gives him a non-negotiable ultimatum—answer that bleep and the wedding is off.

Whatever choice Quinn makes, both he and Liz will have to live with the consequences for the rest of their lives. And it isn’t going to be an easy road for either of them.

Billie’s Christmas Adventure

Billie the elf lives on the bottom of Laurel’s bed. Laurel loves everything about elves and wanted one of her very own. Unfortunately, real elves are very shy. So, over the summer, Gramma crocheted one that Laurel could keep.

At the beginning of December, Laurel got an Advent calendar, which started the countdown to Christmas. This got Billie thinking. What was Christmas? And why does so much go on in the four weeks of the period known as Advent?

Billie can’t wait to find out as she and Laurel open the Advent calendar each morning. These are their adventures.

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