Synopsis

hen billionaire CEO of Ros Industries, Daemon Ros feels his wife, Megan slipping away after a catastrophic loss, he surprises her with a magical two-week Christmas family vacation, hoping to get things back on track.

Attorney, Megan Ros would rather spend Christmas at home, in Switzerland, alone. When her husband invites her entire family from the US to spend an enchanting Christmas with them, the shocking surprise quickly turns problematic when she discovers that he’s been keeping secrets from her, causing a world of problems between them…Worse yet, she’ll have to confront those problems in the presence of her unsuspecting family.

As pasts resurface, threats declared, and illicit pursuits enter their lives, facing their problems together could prove the only way for them and their family to make it out alive, and for the two to find their way back to each other.

A Problematic Christmas Love is a follow-up novella to Rebecca Rohman’s romantic suspense novel, A Problematic Love. If you enjoy romantic suspense, stunning locales, a little Christmas magic and you’re looking for an intense afternoon read that will transport you to another universe, then this novella is for you.

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Excerpt

That evening, in the privacy of my home office, I call Jonathan, Megan’s brother. “I need your help.”

“Is everything okay? Is Megan okay?”

“She’s not and I’ve tried to be there to support her every way I know how, but I’m not sure this is something I can do on my own. I’ve suggested we go to counseling together or separately. I’ve suggested time away with Jada and Zoë, I’ve even suggested moving to San Francisco, but she’s not been open to anything I’ve proposed. I’m not saying she should have gotten over this—I haven’t—not even close. However, every day I see a little more of her disappearing. She’s sinking deeper and deeper into a depression and I feel helpless. I know she needs help. I’m just not sure if I can be the help she needs. I think she needs you guys and she doesn’t know just how much.”

“I was under the impression that she was at least managing. I’ll let everyone know before you guys get here—”

“That’s another thing. I spoke to her about that today and now she’s telling me she doesn’t want to go.”

“That’s so unlike her. The whole point of all this planning is so that everyone could be here—together.”

“I know and I honestly believe this would be helpful to her but she doesn’t think she’s ready. At the same time, I think she might feel guilty about missing all these family events in the past few months. She suggested Zach and I go alone, but I will not leave her here alone especially at a time like this.”

“What can we do to help? You think I’ll be able to convince her?”

“I don’t know,” and suddenly, an idea sparks in my head. “Wait…Why don’t you all come here? If she won’t come to you, maybe I can bring all of you to her. Everyone can stay here. The renovation finished months ago but since Summer’s…” my words drift when I remember the reason all our plans have come to a halt.

“Are you sure?”

“Yes. Megan is the one who showed me how having a supportive family network can make a difference and maybe she just needs to be reminded of that.”

“I’ll need to talk to everyone, but this is important so I’ll try to make it happen.”

“Please. I’ll make it easy. If you can tell me the date and time you all want to come here and return, I’ll send the jet to pick all of you up. That way, all you have to do is show up. I’ll see to it that everything is ready here and I’ll pay any costs for anything that has to be canceled in Tahoe.”

“If there is, I don’t anticipate it will be much. Daniel had arranged for the entire family to stay at his place. I’m sure he’ll have no problems filling the rooms. It’s skiing season and there’s already snow on the ground in Tahoe.”

“Well, get back to me as soon as possible and I’ll organize everything.”

“Okay.”

“Oh, Jonathan. If you speak to her, let’s not say anything. I think it would be best if we surprised her.”

About the Author

Rebecca Rohman is a wife and designer currently living in the northeastern United States. She was a sales manager for a tourist magazine, and for many years prior, she was involved in marketing for a jewelry company and fine wine distributor.

Over twenty years ago, she started writing her first romance novel purely to entertain herself. In early 2012, she decided to complete and release it.

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