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Set in Regency England, "Mistletoe Mischief" follows Sir Greville Seton, a man who despises women employed as companions. During a Christmas gathering, he meets Megan Mortimer, his cousin's companion, and the holiday spirit shifts his perspective. The novel explores themes of romance, societal customs, and the transformative power of the Christmas season.
First publish date: 2000
Genre: Romance/Historical Romance
Authors: Sandra Heath
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