Megan Sinclair believes she’s cursed. After all, every year she celebrates Christmas something bad happens—broken bones, chicken pox, house burning down. So after agreeing to finally go home for the holidays, she’s not surprised when her all-too-sexy boyfriend breaks up with her—and by note, no less!
Megan Sinclair believes she’s cursed. After all, every year she celebrates Christmas something bad happens—broken bones, chicken pox, house burning down. So after agreeing to finally go home for the holidays, she’s not surprised when her all-too-sexy boyfriend breaks up with her—and by note, no less!
Sean Morgan doesn’t believe in curses, but his girlfriend does. It’s her one fault. In all other ways Megan’s perfect for him, from her interesting mind to her gorgeous body. And the sex? HOT. But, because she’s convinced something bad will happen, he’s not too surprised when she leaves for the holiday without him. Convincing Megan that she’s not cursed may take some creative maneuvering, but Sean plans to make sure he turns her holiday luck around.
Professional Reviews
4.5* TOP PICK - Night Owl Romance
"Christmas Curse is well written, but then all her stuff is. Easy to get lost in, it is a pleasant way to spend sometime one afternoon" - Jan 2010
Marissa, Novelspot
"One of the cutest books I've read lately. Whether it's Christmas Eve night or the Fourth of July, this book will put a smile on your face, and have you checking the skies for signs of a jolly fat man in a red suit and his eight tiny reindeer."
Christine, eCataRomance Reviews
"The Christmas Curse, by Michelle M. Pillow is a steamy hot romp...I think I could make up a curse or two if Sean would come and "cure" it for me! :)"
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