Snowbound Regency Christmas

I started writing Regencies because of interest in the Napoleonic Wars. I like writing about warfare at sea and ordinary people of the British Isles, rather than lords and ladies. In my spare time I like to read British crime fiction and history, particularly the U.S. Indian Wars. I currently live in Utah. I'm a former park ranger, and double Rita Award and Spur Award winner. I have five interesting children and four grands. Favorite authors include Robert Crais and Richard Woodman.Joanna Johnson lives in a little village with her husband and too many books. After completing an English degree at university she went on to work in publishing, although she'd always wish she was working on her own books rather than other people's. This dream came true in 2018 when she signed her first contract with Harlequin and she hasn't looked back, spending her time getting lost in mainly Regency history and wishing it was acceptable to write a manuscript using a quill.Samantha Hastings met her husband in a turkey sandwich line. They live in Salt Lake City, Utah, where she spends most of her time reading, having tea parties, and chasing her kids. She has degrees from Brigham Young University, University of North Texas, and University of Reading (UK). She’s the author of several YA Regency titles and also writes cozy murder mysteries under Samantha Larsen. Learn more at SamanthaHastings.com

Praise for the authors of Snowbound Regency Christmas Carla Kelly ‘I have run out of complimentary words for Carla Kelly. Just don’t miss her stories. They are always stirring, heartfelt, and memorable.’ —Amazon review on A Naval Surgeon to Fight For Joanna Johnson ‘Joanna Johnson's lively writing flows across the page with pace at times yet sensitively lingers at moments of tenderness and sensuality drawing the reader in.’ —Goodreads review on The Return of Her Long-Lost Husband Samantha Hastings ‘Hastings does a fabulous job of creating a fun, entertaining and swoony Regency romance that has pockets of intrigue and danger.’ —Goodreads review on Wedded to His Enemy Debutante