Elizabeth Bromke is an American author of women’s fiction and contemporary romance novels. She writes the Maplewood Sisters, Hickory Grove, Birch Harbor, and other series. In her writing, she looks to mix family dynamics with the triumphs and tribulations involved in modern relationships. Included are echoes of the past that flavour her stories with a dose of nostalgia. Elizabeth lives in the mountains of Arizona with her husband, son, and their dog.
Elizabeth Bromke made her debut as a novelist in 2018 with the novel Christmas on Maplewood Mountain. Below is a list of Elizabeth Bromke’s books in order of when they were first published:
Publication Order of Birch Harbor Books
Publication Order of Brambleberry Creek Books
Publication Order of Gull's Landing Books
Publication Order of Harbor Hills Books
Publication Order of Heirloom Island Books
Publication Order of Hickory Grove Books
Publication Order of Maplewood Sisters Books
Publication Order of Prairie Creek Romance Books
Publication Order of Indigo Bay Christmas Romances Books
Publication Order of Sail Away Books
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Elizabeth Bromke Synopsis: Sweet Mistletoe by Elizabeth Bromke is book 5 in the Indigo Bay Christmas Romances multi-author series. The novel can be read as a standalone.
Paisley Barrett runs Mistletoe, a concierge matchmaking service. During the holidays, business should be at its peak, but her investors think she’s the reason it’s not. A thirty-something single matchmaker doesn’t inspire confidence in clients. So, they present her with an ultimatum – get a boyfriend by the new year or she’s in the unemployment line.
Knox Calhoun puts his teaching career first, much to the dismay of his overbearing southern mother who wants him to settle down. Desperate to avoid the usual holiday pressure, he sets about pitching in with various Christmas activities around the town. His plan is working… until he bumps into his sister’s stunning boss. A kiss under the mistletoe might be in the cards… if Paisley weren’t in town on business.
