Part of Series
A reversal of fortune, two unsuspecting suitors, and a Christmas not to be forgotten. Once the diamond of the Season, Lady Augusta is now left to face the consequences of her sister’s scandal and her family’s financial downfall. Desperate to rescue her loved ones from destitution, she resolves to sacrifice love for a marriage of wealth. Mr. Jacob Hatcher, determined to lift his own family from poverty, learns of Lady Augusta’s plight, and her dowry. With a plan to help them both, he offers for Lady Augusta’s hand. But just as an agreement is about to be struck, Jacob’s cousin, the wealthy and charismatic Lord Bartlett, decides to contend for Lady Augusta’s attentions as well. With so many futures on the line, Augusta arranges for both gentlemen to spend Christmas with her family. Yet what started as a calculated business arrangement swiftly descends into a chaotic tangle of emotions. Amidst swirling snowflakes and glittering holiday festivities Augusta finds herself torn between duty and the whispers of her heart. With yuletide magic weaving its enchantment around them all, can love defy reason this Christmas? Experience magic of the holiday season with Sugar Plums and Scandal, the captivating second book in this delightful Christmas series. Overflowing with charm, laughter, and a heartwarming romance, this short and sweet Christmas tale will ignite the spirit of the season within you. Twelfth Night Novellas *books can be read in any order* ~Silver Bells and Secrets ~Sugar Plums and Scandal ~Frankincense and Folly
Author
Some books have been previously published as L.G. Rollins Laura Rollins has always loved a heart-melting happily ever after. It didn’t matter if the story took place in Regency England, or in a cobbler’s shop, if there was a sweet romance, she would read it. Life has given her many of her own adventures. Currently she lives in the Rocky Mountains with her best-friend, who is also her husband, and their four beautiful children. She still loves to read books and more books; her favorite types of music are classical, Broadway, and country; she loves hiking in the mountains near her home; and she’s been known to debate with her oldest son about whether Infinity is better categorized as a number or an idea.
