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A snowbound, marriage demand, Christmas romance by Jackie Ashenden.
His Christmas demand:
“I need a wife.”
It’s no accident that Kaius Frost is so unyielding. After an abusive childhood, he vowed to never again be a pawn in anyone’s game. The stipulation he must wed to gain his inheritance sends him spiraling into a quiet fury…
Kai is Liberty Lockheart’s last hope to save the orphanage they both called home. Yet after she tracks him down to his snowbound fortress, he refuses Libby’s pleas—unless she becomes his on-paper yuletide bride! But can it stay convenient when their chemistry is as uncompromising as Kai? And twice as dangerous!
From Harlequin Presents: Escape to exotic locations where passion knows no bounds.
Jackie Ashenden has been writing fiction since she was eleven years old. Mild mannered fantasy/SF/pseudo-literary writer by day, obsessive romance writer by night, she used to balance her writing with the more serious job of librarianship until a chance meeting with another romance writer prompted her to throw off the shackles of her day job and devote herself to the true love of her heart - writing romance. She particularly likes to write dark, emotional stories with alpha heroes who've just got the world to their liking only to have it blown wide apart by their kick-ass heroines.
She lives in Auckland, New Zealand, with her husband, the inimitable Dr Jax, two kids, two cats and two rats. When she's not torturing alpha males and their stroppy heroines, she can be found drinking chocolate martinis, reading anything she can lay her hands on, posting random crap on her blog, or being forced to go mountain biking with her husband.
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