What A Lady Needs For Christmas (MacGregors #4) by Grace Burrowes

To escape a scandal, Lady Joan Flynn flees her family's estate in the Scottish Highlands. She needs a husband by Christmas, or the holidays will ring in nothing but ruin.

Practical, ambitious mill owner Dante Hartwell offers to marry Joan, because a wellborn wife is his best chance of gaining access to aristocratic investors.

As Christmas—and trouble—draw nearer, Dante and Joan's marriage of convenience blossoms into unexpected intimacy, for true love often hides beneath the most unassuming holiday wrapping...

Type: Historical Romance
Heat: 2.5-3 out of 5
Rating: 3.5 out of 5

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Christmas, Scotsmen and kilts. Be still my heart. I do love a kilted bit of brawny male. A whole herd of them...even better! What a Lady Needs for Christmas turned into quite the heart warming Christmas tale of honor, love and hope as Lady Joan flees scandal and lands under the protection of a Scot in need of a wife--for his children and the security for his business.

Interview w/ Grace Burrowes--nightgowns and tide and kilted heroes!

To escape a scandal, Lady Joan Flynn flees her family's estate in the Scottish Highlands. She needs a husband by Christmas, or the holidays will ring in nothing but ruin.

Practical, ambitious mill owner Dante Hartwell offers to marry Joan, because a wellborn wife is his best chance of gaining access to aristocratic investors.

As Christmas—and trouble—draw nearer, Dante and Joan's marriage of convenience blossoms into unexpected intimacy, for true love often hides beneath the most unassuming holiday wrapping...

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*waves* Good morning Grace! Welcome to herding cats! With the weather turning I thought we'd settle down with a spot of tea and scones while we chat your new release. I just adored Dante so ready for some scoop on that sexy man. Alright, say you have only 10 seconds what would you tell someone about Lady Joan and Dante's story to have them good and hooked?

You know how, even though you're not a kid anymore, you still watch "A Charlie Brown Christmas" and "Rudolph?" Dante and Joan's story is like that--warm, touching, sweet, feel-good, gently humorous, holiday happily ever after.