A Christmas Gone Perfectly Wrong by Cecilia Grant

Glorious.) So I thought I'd round this out by sharing what's on my priority TBR for winter holiday romances that also includes Kwanzaa, winter solstice, Chinese New Year, and New Year's Eve. I originally wanted this to be a winter holiday list but the one Kwanzaa romance I've read wasn't for me (loved the parts about Kwanzaa but the romance fell flat) and I've only read one NYE romance I love (Katrina Jackson's Grand Theft N.Y.E. The best holiday romances make themselves a part of your annual traditions and I'm looking forward to revisiting a few of these this year, on top of everything else I want to read. Isn't that always how it goes? I've thoroughly enjoyed making up for lost time. (Although the hits were very, very good.) Thankfully, I got a heap of great recommendations and soon saw the light. I've never been much for holiday fiction and the holiday romance I'd read had been more miss than hit. It could have been longer but these are the ones I recommend most frequently, along with a couple of new additions.īefore last year, I'd only read maybe a handful of winter holiday romances. This is a list of favorite Christmas and Hanukkah romances-all books I've given 4 or 5 stars. Read this if you liked Anne Gracie’s novels ( a panel discussion with Anne Gracie is here, and reviews of her books are here). And boy, does Grant write sexual tension well! You’ll love this if you’re not a purist demanding meticulous historical accuracy realism. A delicious read for those who love Regency romance comedies with racy bits. I acquired A Christmas Gone Perfectly Wrong from Amazon for free, a rare occurrence in this era of “It’s free in the US while being overpriced in Australia”. This show of humanity has disastrous effects. Unlike most stories set in this era, the aristocracy take note of those less well off than themselves. It’s a stocking topper filled to the brim with sexual tension.

This initial premise is followed by increasingly outrageous behaviour. She finagles a ride in his coach to a house party at her aunt and uncle’s, but the trip goes perfectly wrong.Ĭhristmas Gone Perfectly Wrong is a rom-com with a preposterous premise for the Regency era. Lucy Sharp, the man’s daughter, is outrageous. Andrew Blackshear travels hours to see a man about a bird (the feathered variety).

In the vein of Marian Chesney (think Georgette Heyer but more racy including some sexytimes), comes Christmas Gone Perfectly Wrong.

A Christmas Gone Perfectly Wrong by Cecilia Grant