Christmas Means Romance Series by Alana Miller

’Twas the week before Christmas ...Being stranded on a tropical island isn’t Anna’s idea of Christmas. There’s no family and no snow, and she’s desperate to get home to her son in Toronto. So maybe a holiday romance with an Australian sailor will provide a diversion. He’s a bit laidback, and his background’s the opposite of hers, but he’s warm and funny, and she’s got no ties – especially now she’s decided to divorce her scheming husband.Guy’s boat’s been wrecked in a storm... more’Twas the week before Christmas ...Being stranded on a tropical island isn’t Anna’s idea of Christmas. There’s no family and no snow, and she’s desperate to get home to her son in Toronto. So maybe a holiday romance with an Australian sailor will provide a diversion. He’s a bit laidback, and his background’s the opposite of hers, but he’s warm and funny, and she’s got no ties – especially now she’s decided to divorce her scheming husband.Guy’s boat’s been wrecked in a storm. Now he’s stuck on Christmas Island with this uptight academic woman who can’t wait to leave. She’s welcome to go. There’s no way he’d get on a plane. But she needs help, and his links to a children’s charity might just provide the answer. And hey – maybe she isn’t as stuffy as he thought.A lot can happen in a week. less

Who needs a white Christmas?Anna wants to go back to Christmas Island – but not yet. She’s got work to sort out, her son’s schooling to arrange, and the wonders of snowy Toronto to show her new lover. Pity it’s taking so long to organise everything, but he’ll wait, won’t he?Guy wants to go back to Christmas Island – now. He’s got a new boat to buy, old friends to revisit, and an aversion to wintry weather. Why can’t Anna get a move on? He’s waited long enough... moreWho needs a white Christmas?Anna wants to go back to Christmas Island – but not yet. She’s got work to sort out, her son’s schooling to arrange, and the wonders of snowy Toronto to show her new lover. Pity it’s taking so long to organise everything, but he’ll wait, won’t he?Guy wants to go back to Christmas Island – now. He’s got a new boat to buy, old friends to revisit, and an aversion to wintry weather. Why can’t Anna get a move on? He’s waited long enough. And now an old flame wants to rekindle the fire.It’s more than the snow that’s starting to drift. less

The best laid plans ...Anna’s looking forward to a Christmas wedding on the island. Before that, she has to return to Toronto on business. Still, that will only take a fortnight – a month – two months – a last-minute trip to Sweden. At least she’s found a dress. And Guy’s taking care of the wedding plans while she’s away, isn’t he?Guy’s never made a list in his life. The wedding will be fine. It’s two months away – a month – a fortnight. He hasn’t even bought a suit yet... moreThe best laid plans ...Anna’s looking forward to a Christmas wedding on the island. Before that, she has to return to Toronto on business. Still, that will only take a fortnight – a month – two months – a last-minute trip to Sweden. At least she’s found a dress. And Guy’s taking care of the wedding plans while she’s away, isn’t he?Guy’s never made a list in his life. The wedding will be fine. It’s two months away – a month – a fortnight. He hasn’t even bought a suit yet. Help!Even the best laid plans can fall through. But what really matters? Is it the clothes and the flowers, or is it Anna and Guy’s chance to celebrate their love with their closest friends? less