The Many Faces of Romance: WEDDING BELLS IN CHRISTMAS by Debbie Mason. Read an Excerpt here!

Wedding Bells in Christmas
Christmas, Colorado # 4

By: Debbie Mason

Releasing May 26^th, 2015

Published by Forever

About The Book:

To have and to hold from this day forward

Wedding bells are ringing in the charming town of Christmas, but not for Vivian Westfield. She's just had her heart trampled under the cowboy boots of Chance McBride and lost her dream job at a big-city newspaper. But when she returns for a wedding, she stumbles on a story that could resurrect her career. First, though, she'll have to deal with the handsome man standing in her way . . . and a still-burning flame that's too hot to ignore.

Chance recognizes trouble when he sees it. He just didn't expect to find it in the first-class cabin on the flight home for his father's wedding. Yet there she is, as gorgeous as ever. Vivi dared Chance to want things he knew he could never have. It's why he left her. But Christmas's meddling matchmakers have them firmly in their sights. So if they want to survive the next week, they'll have to play the part of an adoring couple-an irresistible charade that may give them a second chance at the real thing . . .

My Review:

WEDDING BELLS IN CHRISTMAS is another fun and touching addition to the Christmas, Colorado series. Chance lost his wife and child 5 years ago and feels like he can never love again. So why can't he stop orbiting around city-girl Viv? He is a typical frustrating man. Sexy and protective, He fights with himself over his attraction to the tough and vivacious Viv. Being the stubborn man that he is, he very nearly blows his chance to be happy again. It takes a town full of matchmakers to steer him in the right direction to where his heart needs to be.

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Excerpt #7

Chance listened to Vivi’s strangled cheeps as the 757 bounced along the runway. He smiled under his Stetson. She sounded like a chicken about to get its head cut off. Less panicked than she’d been a few hours ago though. He’d been worried once she started screaming that she wouldn’t stop. It’s why he kissed her. Might have been better if he found another way to calm her down. One that didn’t involve his mouth on hers or that incredible body plastered over his, enveloping him in her familiar vanilla scent. She smelled amazing and kissed even better.

He’d forgotten how easy it was to lose himself in her sweet mouth. Within seconds, she took him from ten to two hundred on the heat meter. At least he didn’t have to worry she’d get the wrong idea. She wasn’t looking for a relationship, either. Seems he’d misread the emotion he’d seen in her eyes all those months ago. And why the thought triggered a tightening in his chest, he didn’t know or want to think about. As long as she was on board with his plan to distract Nell, he was good.

He straightened in his seat and pushed up his Stetson, fighting a grin when Vivi scowled at him. Honest to God, she was the prickliest woman he’d ever met. A regular hard-ass. He liked that about her. But she’d shown him another side, too—soft, sweet and vulnerable. It was a side he could have done without seeing.

“You slept through the whole flight,” she accused.

“Not the entire flight,” he reminded her as he unsnapped his seat belt and stretched.

“What are you doing?” She reached for his seat belt, then snatched her hand back, flicking her fingers at him. “Put that back on. Can’t you read the sign? We haven’t come to a complete stop.”

“You gotta do something about your fear of flying, Slick. Either have a couple of shots or get my dad to prescribe you some Ativan for the return flight.”

“I don’t need drugs. I’m not afraid of flying. I just have a healthy sense of self-preservation."

Thinking about her run-in with Jimmy “the Knife” Moriarty and several members of the East Coast mob last November, he snorted. “Sure you do.”

Meet The Author:

Debbie Mason is the bestselling author of the Christmas, Colorado series. Her books have been praised for their "likable characters, clever dialogue and juicy plots" (RT Book Reviews). She also writes historical paranormals as Debbie Mazzuca. Her MacLeod series has received several nominations for best paranormal as well as a Holt Medallion Award of Merit. When she isn't writing or reading, Debbie enjoys spending time with her very own real-life hero, their four wonderful children, an adorable grandbaby, and a yappy Yorkie named Bella.