Its day three of the holiday blog bash and we're rolling right along. Today it's the amazing Ms. Christine Rimmer who's being featured along with her festive holiday release, Married Til Christmas. Christine has a post about Decking The Halls and she's also sponsoring a giveaway of A Bravo For Christmas, details below.
Tomorrow is RaeAnn Thayne and her Christmas tale plus my review.
Enjoy!
ISBN-13: 978-0373623860
Publisher: Harlequin
Release Date: 11-21-2017
Length: 224pp
Buy It: Amazon/B&N/Kobo/IndieBound/Harlequin
Publisher: Harlequin
Release Date: 11-21-2017
Length: 224pp
Buy It: Amazon/B&N/Kobo/IndieBound/Harlequin
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Overview:
An impulse wedding…Strong, sexy Nell Bravo won’t be fooled again. After all, Declan McGrath already shattered her heart into pieces—not once, but twice. When alluring CEO Deck sweeps Nell off her feet in Las Vegas, though, she tumbles headlong into an “only in Vegas” fling with her first love. But Nell sure didn’t bargain on a Vegas wedding!
…a lifetime of love?
It’s taken a long time for Deck to finally capture the one who got away. And this time, he’s charmed her straight to the altar. But Nell will stay married to him only until Christmas Day—unless Deck can prove that this time, it’s for keeps. With the clock ticking, can Deck convince Nell that he truly is her one and only…or has Mr. Love-’Em-and-Leave-’Em broken a Bravo’s heart for the last time?
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Christine's Christmas Message:
DECKING THE HALLS…
Hi everyone! So great
to stop in for The Reading Frenzy’s Holiday bash.
Did you have a good Thanksgiving? This year, my Thanksgiving was sweetly
quiet. Even peaceful. My husband and I cooked a few dishes we’d
been meaning to try, set a pretty table for two and toasted the season with a
nice glass of bubbly.
The next day I dug back in on my work-in-progress, finishing
on schedule December 1. To reward
myself, I decked the halls for the holidays.
I put on an endless loop of holiday music and got to work. It’s a job I love. Getting out all my holiday treasures every
year brings the rich gift of memories.
So many Christmas pasts are there, in those plastic bins of red and
green.
Treasures like years’ and years’ worth of handmade ornaments
created by my children as they grew. I
love every one, each representing a time I once shared with them. Treasures like the nesting Santas my husband
brought me fifteen years ago. I love those
little guys. Plus, they mean so much
more because I know he’s not really into all the holiday decorating and the
gift exchanging. Still, he saw these
Santas and knew that I would love them and brought them home to me.
But perhaps my favorite decoration of all time is…a bowl
with a large pile of shiny red ornaments in it.
Always makes me smile. Over the
years, the bowl changes and I have to buy new shiny red balls because the old
ones break or become faded with age.
Still, the bowl and red balls remind me of my younger days, before I had
my children, before I even met my husband.
I was broke and had no money for a tree.
I bought a box of red glass ornaments and put them in a bowl on my
coffee table—voilá, a little Christmas cheer for the financially challenged!
Do you decorate for the holidays? Have a favorite Christmas decoration? A holiday memory to share? I would love to hear about your Christmas
decorating traditions.
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Not much in the way of an actual decorating plan. I love unearthing the kids' homemade decorations--even if we don't still put them up it is fun to reminisce.
ReplyDeleteMe too holdenj but I still manage to find room on the tree of course I only have one child so there's always room :) Good to see you good luck
Deleteholdenj, so agree. I smile and sigh every year when I look at those treasured creations from the kids. XOXO!
DeleteAwww sounds lovely
ReplyDeleteLove those Bravos Blodeuedd
DeleteBlodeuedd, thank you! I do love my Christmas treasures. XOXO! Deb, hugs!!!
DeleteGreat memories post. I started getting lights and greenery up the day after Thanksgiving b/c the weather was so nice still, but the rest just happens a bit at a time. Fun about the bowl of ornaments. I still do that. :)
ReplyDeleteMarried Until Christmas sounds fun.
I deck the halls on Black Friday too and by the first weekend in December the tree is up too. Happy Holidays my friend!
DeleteSophia Rose, the ornament bowl is just so simple--and still so perfect to me! XOXO!
DeleteDeb, the earlier the better. Merry Christmas to both of you! And a fabulous 2018!
DeleteThanks Chris you too! xo
DeleteThere are some things I save from years past, and they usually go outside. I didn't do it this year, but I have a weird habit of getting Christmas trees that are different colors each year, then finding cool bulbs to decorate with. Thanks for sharing and Merry Christmas! Hugs...RO
ReplyDeleteRO, different colored Christmas trees! I love that. A lot! <3 Hugs back and a fabulous 2018!
DeleteOh RO that sounds fabulous.
DeleteI loved reading this book!!
ReplyDeleteTeresa! I am so glad! Thank you--and Merry Christmas to you and yours. XOXO!
DeleteHi T welcome to the blog!
DeleteThe marriage arrangement troupe is one I always enjoy!
ReplyDeleteI know you do Kim :)
DeleteCan't resist that one, either. Clearly. ;) XOXO!
DeleteI'm from Vegas so I love the thought of a Vegas wedding. Sounds fun.
ReplyDeletewin win Mary
DeleteMary, I loved inventing the chapel and the whole on-the-fly aspect of it. Great fun! You can do a lot in Vegas wedding-wise on just a snap decision to go for forever. :D XOXO!
DeleteWe were all decorated the day after Thanksgiving, we normally do it every year after we have dinner that day. ;) We did buy new decorations this year at least.
ReplyDeleteJenea, that's a lovely tradition. New decorations! I love it. I want new ones--and to keep the old ones. I want it all! :D XOXO!
Deletelooks interesting
ReplyDeleteit does
DeleteI just took out my Christmas decorations... I know it is very late. My favorite is decoration is an old nativity set that has been passed down in my family for three or four generations now. It is old but beautiful and rustic looking.
ReplyDeleteOh that is so fabulous Odette, those are my favorites too!
DeleteWe usually start decorating the beginning of December but this year we started having snow (the kind that will stick around till the spring!) in early November so the decorations started to make their appearance in Mid November!
ReplyDeleteChristine, I love your decorating idea for the financially challenged! It's nice to find ideas for cheering the house up for Christmas that doesn't cost a lot of money but still looks festive!
Wow Anita, do you like snow? I do only if it snows on the grass and is melted by noon LOL
DeleteHehe Debbie, yes I do enjoy the snow since we have so much of it here in Canada! I have to love it or else I'll have to move somewhere warm and less snowy so I don't have to put up with it, LOL
DeleteVery True Anita. I'v often wanted to Visit your lovely country and visit my favorite publisher too. Thanks Anita
DeleteLove the bow of ornaments. I have a face I do similar with but with gold and red ornaments :)
ReplyDeleteYeah I like it too Anna
DeleteThanks for stopping by!