Mistletoe and Rodeo

Praise for Janet Dailey’s Christmas novels

“Dailey’s fifth Christmas Tree Ranch novel offers a satisfying combination of intrigue and romance…The result is sure to melt hearts.” —Publishers Weekly on Somebody Like Santa

“Dailey delivers a heartwarming Christmas tale ideal for fans of sweet contemporaries…All of the love scenes stop at the bedroom door, but Dailey still ably portrays the passion between Rush and Tracy and their love for a sweet and precocious little girl. Readers fond of chaste small-town contemporaries will want to return to this charming small town often.” —Publishers Weekly on It’s Christmas Thing

“A good pick for some wholesome family-oriented romance.” —Kirkus Reviews, on Just a Little Christmas

“Dailey’s newest romance brings to life the magic of Christmas.” —Texas Tea & Travel on Long, on Tall Christmas

“A classic roadside meet cute…Dailey has always been a talented storyteller, and this latest is no exception; she breathes life into her winning characters in a holiday tale that is sure to please fans of chaste contemporaries.” —Publishers Weekly on Christmas on my Mind

“The holiday spirit permeates the story with tree picking and decorating, party planning, and other holiday traditions. This, as well as the small-town charm, add to the optimism and hopeful tone of the book…The story is sweet and charming, and it’s the perfect holiday romance to read when curled up next to the fire this winter.” —One Book More on Santa’s Sweetheart

“There’s lots of Christmas spirit in this story…I enjoyed reading how they both came to realize that honesty and trust are important in a relationship. This was a fun Christmas romance to read.” —Harlequin Junkie, Recommended Read on Holding Out For Christmas

“Simple and delightful read.” —Fresh Fiction on Holding Out For Christmas

“Cute…The festive atmosphere and charming cast—Megan’s younger brother, Daniel, who has Down syndrome, is especially well-developed—will draw readers in.” —Publishers Weekly on Holding Out for Christmas

Janet Dailey was born and raised in the small farming town of Storm Lake, Iowa, and attended secretarial school in Omaha, Nebraska, before meeting her husband and settling in southern Missouri. After publishing her first novel in 1976, she went on to become one of the top-selling female authors in the world, with more than 325 million copies of her books sold in nineteen languages in ninety-eight countries.

Dubbed “America’s First Lady of Romance,” her groundbreaking novels celebrate the triumphs and struggles of working-class women with American values and themes. She is known for her strong, decisive characters, her extraordinary ability to re-create a time and a place, and her unerring courage to confront important, controversial issues in her stories.

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