Loving Winter Nights, Love Romance

by Lori Connelly

Enjoy this free festive treat from HarperImpulse this winter…

Inspired by roaring campfires and the cold nights of the Pacific Northwest, a group of HarperImpulse authors came together to write their own round robin style romance.

Sitting around our virtual fire, one author starts the tale before passing it off to the person beside them and so on… The story builds as each person adds their part, concluding when it reaches the one who started it. The result is this charming, beautifully told romance ‘For Clara’.

So wherever you are – at home on your sofa, a steaming mug of hot chocolate in your hand, or snuggled into your softest scarf on the commute to work – imagine yourself out there in the wild, the crackle and hiss of the wood burning, the glow of the fire warming you through. Sit back, relax and let our authors entertain you for a while…

Genres: Romance, Short Stories, Fiction

33 pages, Kindle Edition

First published November 28, 2013

About the author

I've a tendency to daydream, entertaining myself with the random ideas dancing through my imagination. As far back as I can remember I made up stories, to calm my sister after a nightmare, amuse myself in boring classes, and write in countless notebooks.
I earned a BS from Eastern Oregon State College and married my best friend over twenty years ago. I've three brilliant, handsome sons, a beautiful granddaughter and two spoiled dogs. When not writing I love to read, hike, camp, rock hound, and take long walks with my husband just after it rains.

Reviews

[Emma]

I really enjoyed reading this book it was something different for although it had romance it also had suspense which made this book more exciting and i was hoping to find out what was going to happen at the end.

[Paulette L. Jones]

Hmmm.

This did what was elected or caught my attention made me want to know more and kept me reading and wondering. 👍

[Stephanie Pittman]

Wow

Definitely different but it worked. I will be looking for more stories by thus team of authors. I loved how at the end they explain their part of the story.

[Susan Molloy]

After reading this short story, I was left with a feeling of nothing. This story felt devoid of emotion, life, and purpose.