The Mistletoe Kiss

by Betty Neels

Book Overview

The Mistletoe Kiss by Betty Neels released on Oct 24, 1997 is available now for purchase. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373199600
• ISBN13: 9780373199600
• Release Date: November 2009
• Publisher: Harlequin Presents
• Length: 192 Pages
• Weight: 0.33 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 4.2" x 6.6"

Customer Reviews

A Winner!

The Mistletoe Kiss is a very sweet story of love and friendship. Emmy and the Professor are delightful characters; I particularly like Emmy's outspoken honesty. The "other woman" is delightfully wicked and all the animals are endearing. A very good story. Definitely recommended.

what a nice story!!!

this is my first book by Betty Neels and it definitely will not be my last!!!! since it was around xmas i thought i would give this author a try. I was disappointed to learn she has passed away and that there won't be any more new books!!! however i fell in love with this book. i have read a few more and i was impressed that all her characters are ordinary plain jane's who fall in love with doctors when they feel they will never find love. although most of her characters are either English or Dutch and some of the names are hard to pronounce but the main characters are wonderful people. in this story Emmy is a receptionist in a hospital where she meets Professor Ruerd ter Mennolt (see what i mean!!!) who was a little abrupt with her at first but of course that will soon change!!! He is involved with someone else much prettier than Emmy but there is something about her that he's constantly thinking about her. He invites her to his home for xmas where he finally realizes what a (i'm being kind here!!!) witch and falls in love with Emmy. SIGH!!! you most certainly have to read this book and all of her other books!!!!

Magic of Love

This is a 5 star + Betty Neels hits the mark again:When Professor Hugo Bendinck comes across cutie red headed Theodosia Chapman he loses his heart with out a whimper. But he thinks he is too old for her, he is, but love doesn't care. Hugo chases Theodosia until she catches him. This is a 2 star Margaret Way not so good romance. Reporter Rowena Warrender is fighting the attraction of being with her estranged husband Kelvin or dealing with her little girl Tessa who won't talk to anyone but her mom or her imaginary friend. Kel gets Ronnie to come home but all for the wrong reasons. And he gives us a idea why Ronnie left him in the first place. This is a 5 star Rebecca Winters finally gets out of Utah. And when she does love comes to little Sarah when she escapes a kidnapper and turns up in a blizzard outside man shy Brooke Longley. Vance McClain shows up to get as much information from the child about her kidnappers and he falls for Brook as much as she does for him. But little Sarah is the tiny cupid that gets the romance where it should be.

It's a Great Book!

The Mistletoe Kiss is a Christmas themed book written by Betty Neels who is one of my favorite writers of romance stories, it is a very good book about a young English lady named Ermentrude Foster but everone calls her Emmy and a Dutch doctor named Ruerd ter Mennolt, the setting of the book is in England and The Netherlands.

A twist to old characters

I loved all three stories, but I especially loved Betty Neels. She added a twist to her usual characters. It was wonderfully refreshing to see more of the doctors thoughts and feelings. The heroine was definitely a twist of character. Her personality was more outgoing than many of the others. Highly recommend for a good read and start the holidays out right.

A Christmas Romance

Emmy wants to be friends with everyone, even with an arrogant, foreign doctor. Ruerd first starts to give Emmy the brush off, but soon he wants to make her life better. He says he doesn't have feelings for her, but... Also Emmy asks a question to herself: why does this man make my emotions soar, whenever he is around? The answer to her question lies in A Mistletoe Kiss.