Joanna Johnson

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

Three heart-warming forced proximity romance novellas to cosy up with this festive season Three snow-kissed Regency romances In one festive volume In A Christmas Houseguest by Carla Kelly, when a snowstorm stops their mailcoach, Rosie offers a fellow passenger sanctuary at her farm. War-weary from the navy, Andy will find his Christmas angel hard to leave... In Their Yuletide Reunion by Joanna Johnson, rejecting Lieutenant Fitzjames's proposal is Jane's greatest regret. Now, her future is in peril. Until an unexpected Christmas invitation leads to a second chance In The Christmas Husband Charade by Samantha Hastings, Devin finds himself snowed in with Julia--the woman who jilted his brother When he is forced to masquerade as her husband, their mutual hatred evolves into an irresistible connection... From Harlequin Historical: Your romantic escape to the past.

An emotional, slow-burn Regency tale laden with secrets--and scandal Trusting him means... Risking a scandal Alicia Sanderson is keeping a secret that could ruin her family. She's harboring both her sister and her sister's illegitimate daughter...and their dastardly brother can never find out. So when Alicia is caught by handsome Colonel Brook Beaumont, she pretends the child is hers After being honorably discharged from the army, injured Brook's struggling to find his place in Society. Helping Alicia find the child's father is a welcome distraction. But believing Alicia still loves the man, Brook hides his growing attraction to her. As the secrets between them mount, can the truth of their desire win out? From Harlequin Historical: Your romantic escape to the past.

An emotional, slow-burn Regency tale laden with secrets—and scandal! Trusting him means… Risking a scandal! Alicia Sanderson is keeping a secret that could ruin her family. She’s harbouring both her sister and her sister’s illegitimate daughter…and their dastardly brother can never find out. So when Alicia is caught by handsome Colonel Brook Beaumont, she pretends the child is hers! After being honourably discharged from the army, injured Brook is struggling to find his place in Society. Helping Alicia find the child’s father is a welcome distraction. But, believing that Alicia still loves the man, Brook hides his growing attraction to her. As the secrets between them mount…can the truth of their desire win out? – Perfect for fans of: ?? Hidden identity ? Slow burn

Ett påtvingat bröllop och en oförglömlig jul!Den sista människa som Samuel Beresford väntar sig att fiska upp ur en iskall och farlig flod är Julia Livingston. Flickan i hans by, som en gång i tiden blev retad för sin tafatthet, är nu vuxen och firad för sin skönhet. Hans djärva räddning komprometterar dem och de blir tvungna att gifta sig, men Julia vet inte om hon vågar lita på någon som retade henne i ungdomen. Kan Samuel bevisa att han inte längre är den tanklöse pojke som hon kände då?

The Earl she shouldn’t have met… The wedding that shouldn’t have happened! Having lived at the Laycock School for Young Ladies since the day she was born, Emily Townsend thinks she is finally about to meet her father… Only to mistakenly arrive at the estate of dashing Andrew Gouldsmith, Earl Breamore, instead! Determined Emily needs access to the ton if she’s to resume her search, and Alex needs a convenient wife. But can their unconventional—and surprisingly passionate!—marriage survive Society’s scrutinous gaze?

A wedding they canâ??t escape A Christmas theyâ??ll never forget!

The wife everybody wants Will choose the husband nobody expects!

How do Caribbean writers see the British countryside? Do they feel included, ignored, marginalised? In Topographies of Caribbean Writing, Race, and the British Countryside, Joanna Johnson shows how writers like Derek Walcott, V.S. Naipaul, Jean Rhys, Grace Nichols, Andrea Levy, and Caryl Phillips have very different and unexpected responses to this rural space. Johnson demonstrates how Caribbean writing shows greater complexity and wider significance than accounts and understandings of the British countryside have traditionally admitted; at the same time, close examination of these works illustrates that complexity and ambiguity remain an essential part of these authors’ relationships with the British countrysides of their colonial or postcolonial imaginations. This study examines accepted norms and raises questions about urgent issues of belonging, Britishness, and Commonwealth identity.

Emancipation provides an easy to understand explanation behind genetics, inherited traits, purpose, and identity. Joanna Johnson equips parents to parent their children according to their personality types in order to prepare them for walking in their destinies.