NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTIONS!
Resolutions are made to be broken â¦!
Childhood friends Mira and Ellory each make a New Year's Resolution to stay away from love. Little do they know that fate has other things in mind â¦
When two hunky doctors hit the slopes, escaping their past in the deep snowy mountains, the last thing they expect to find is two wonderful women who can heal minds, bodies and souls ⦠and maybe these brooding doctorsâ hearts!
This New Year, lose yourself in these magical snowy romances from
Mills & Boon>® Medical Romance⢠authors
Tina Beckett and Amalie Berlin
Read Jack and Mira's story in
HOW TO FIND A MAN IN FIVE DATES
Read Anson and Ellory's story in
BREAKING HER NO-DATING RULE
I seem to have a love/hate relationship with New Yearâs resolutions. I love making them. Keeping them? Hmm ⦠not so much.
When the heroine of HOW TO FIND A MAN IN FIVE DATES makes a crazy resolution one snowy New Yearâs Eve she has every intention of keeping it. After all, sheâs fresh out of a disastrous relationship and not looking to start anything new. What she doesnât count on, however, is coming to the rescue of a surfer-dude-turned-newbie-skier when he wipes out on his first run down the slopes. What starts off as one date turns into two, and soon she is doing some slipping and sliding of her own ⦠emotionally.
Thank you for joining Mira and Jack as they make their way down a treacherous slope where trust and self-forgiveness become rules to live byâand hopefully find love along the way. I hope you enjoy reading their story as much as I loved writing it!
Have fun on those ski slopes of lifeâand maybe even break a resolution or two of your own!
Love
Tina Beckett
Born to a family that was always on the move, TINA BECKETT learned to pack a suitcase almost before she knew how to tie her shoes. Fortunately she met a man who also loved to travel, and she snapped him right up. Married for over twenty years, Tina has three wonderful children and has lived in gorgeous places such as Portugal and Brazil.
Living where English reading material is difficult to find has its drawbacks, however. Tina had to come up with creative ways to satisfy her love for romance novels, so she picked up her pen and tried writing one. After her tenth book she realised she was hooked. She was officially a writer.
A three-time Golden Heart finalist, and fluent in Portuguese, Tina now divides her time between the United States and Brazil. She loves to use exotic locales as the backdrop for many of her stories. When sheâs not writing you can find her either on horseback or soldering stained glass panels for her home.
Tina loves to hear from readers. You can contact her through her website or âfriendâ her on Facebook.
Cover
Dear Reader
About the Author
Title Page
PROLOGUE
CHAPTER ONE
CHAPTER TWO
CHAPTER THREE
CHAPTER FOUR
CHAPTER FIVE
CHAPTER SIX
CHAPTER SEVEN
CHAPTER EIGHT
CHAPTER NINE
CHAPTER TEN
CHAPTER ELEVEN
CHAPTER TWELVE
Copyright
HEREâS TO A brand-new year.
Dr. Miranda Dupris clutched her empty champagne flute and waited for the dreaded annual countdown to begin. The huge gathering area of her fatherâs lodgeâwith its vaulted ceilings and blazing fireplaceâwas packed, the free food and drinks drawing in legions of guests and employees, all hoping the year ahead would be kinder than the one they were leaving behind.
Or maybe that was just her.
A fresh glass of glittery amber liquid was pressed into her hand, while the empty one was plucked free and deposited onto the tray of one of the serving staff. The smell of champagne clogged her senses, its sharp bite a welcome diversion.
âMira, we totally forgot to make our resolutions!â Her best friend grinned at her, long blonde curls bouncing as she swirled the contents of her own glass. âLetâs do them now. That way you can dump Robert into the universeâs nearest black hole and start over.â
At the mention of her ex-fiancé, Mira curled her toes into the ankle-slaying red stilettos while the familiar sting of betrayal lanced through her gut.
Never again. Never, ever again.
If anyone was jumping into the nearest black hole, it was going to be her.
She was done with relationships. For good this time. Three failed engagements in the last seven years should tell her something.
âIâm all for that.â She forced her lips to tilt upward, trying not to ruin their New Yearâs Eve tradition, something she and Ellory had done for the last ten years in this very room. She lifted her glass. âIâll even go first. I hereby swear off committed relationships for the next twelve months.â
Her friend laughed. âWhat about uncommitted ones?â
What about them?
Oh! Her foggy brain finally put two and two together. Ellory was asking if she was swearing off men altogether. Was she?
Maybe that was a bit too extreme. She did