His Wicked Little Christmas

Author: Tracy Sumner
Genre(s): Romance | Historical | Adult
Total pages: 85
His Wicked Little Christmas

Two-Hour spicy reads for fans of witty banter, daring wagers, and irresistible dukes.
Previously published Duchess Society steamy novellas in one fabulous Christmas set!

All your favorite tropes with a little holiday sizzle: enemies-to-lovers, secret identity, he falls first, brother’s best friend, and second chance. Step into His Wicked Little Christmas, where National Reader’s Choice Award-winning author Tracy Sumner delivers three passionate Regency holiday romances—short, sizzling reads set in her acclaimed Duchess Society world.

The Ice Duchess
“An endearing love story with wit, heart and fire.” ~ Bree Wolf, USA TODAY Bestselling Author

Georgiana “Ice Countess” Whitcomb has vowed never again to risk her heart. But when Dexter Munro returns with a scandalous wager—marry him by Epiphany or lose him forever—she must decide how much she’s willing to gamble for second chances.

The Governess Gamble
~ National Excellence in Romantic Fiction Finalist ~ NJ Romance Writers’ Golden Leaf Finalist ~ New England Readers’ Choice Finalist

Francesca “Franny” Shaw flees ruin in America and adopts a governess’s identity to pursue a title in London. But when she bargains with the rakish Viscount Chance Allerton, her lessons go deeper than duty—and the heart’s tutor is far more dangerous than she ever expected. (Desire, disguise, and high stakes.)

The Daring Debutante
“A delicious mix of grumpy/sunshine, childhood-friends-to-lovers, and forbidden desire—this book sizzles from the first page!” — ????? Amazon Review, M. Lawson

Arabella Macauley, unbowed and spirited, stakes her reputation on winning a duke’s hand. Nigel Streeter is a puzzle wrapped in secrets—and when Arabella dares to unravel him, both their defenses—and hearts—are at risk.

Let the snow fall, the hearth glow, and your heart surrender.

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