Four Christmas Kisses By Anna Campbell -
Four Christmas Kisses by Anna Campbell is a Regency-set holiday romance and the fourth book in the series. Set in December 1818, the story blends elements of family responsibility, secret identities, and holiday magic. Plot Overview
Reviewers from Barnes & Noble and Blue Mood Café highlight the book's blend of precocious children, snowy landscapes, and authentic family relationships. Series Context Four Christmas Kisses by Anna Campbell
The central tension stems from Christopher's "subterfuge" as he bonds with his young cousins and falls for Anthea while hiding his true identity. Four Christmas Kisses by Anna Campbell is a
Just days before Christmas, Anthea discovers an unconscious, injured man in the snowy woods. Unbeknownst to her, the man is actually , the Earl of Denton—the very man she believes is responsible for her family's upcoming homelessness. Key Themes & Characters Series Context The central tension stems from Christopher's
A protective "big sister" archetype who has sacrificed her own happiness to care for her family.
Initially horrified to find he is universally hated at Yardley Hall as "Wicked Cousin Christopher," he feigns memory loss to buy time and understand the situation better.
While part of the A Scandal in Mayfair series, the book is designed to be a standalone read with only loose connections to the previous entries. It follows Campbell's signature style of "steamy, witty, and breathtakingly romantic" historical fiction.
Four Christmas Kisses by Anna Campbell is a Regency-set holiday romance and the fourth book in the series. Set in December 1818, the story blends elements of family responsibility, secret identities, and holiday magic. Plot Overview
Reviewers from Barnes & Noble and Blue Mood Café highlight the book's blend of precocious children, snowy landscapes, and authentic family relationships. Series Context
The central tension stems from Christopher's "subterfuge" as he bonds with his young cousins and falls for Anthea while hiding his true identity.
Just days before Christmas, Anthea discovers an unconscious, injured man in the snowy woods. Unbeknownst to her, the man is actually , the Earl of Denton—the very man she believes is responsible for her family's upcoming homelessness. Key Themes & Characters
A protective "big sister" archetype who has sacrificed her own happiness to care for her family.
Initially horrified to find he is universally hated at Yardley Hall as "Wicked Cousin Christopher," he feigns memory loss to buy time and understand the situation better.
While part of the A Scandal in Mayfair series, the book is designed to be a standalone read with only loose connections to the previous entries. It follows Campbell's signature style of "steamy, witty, and breathtakingly romantic" historical fiction.