In this special holiday novella, Stacy Henrie returns to the World War I setting of her Of Love and War series for a heartwarming read that's perfect for the Christmas season. TIS THE SEASON FOR SECOND CHANCES Having experienced the heartache of unrequited love, Maria Schmitt desperately seeks a new
A Christmas Hope
β Scribed by Pittman, Joseph
- Book ID
- 107585488
- Publisher
- Kensington Publishing Corp.
- Year
- 2012
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 260 KB
- Series
- Linden Corners 3
- Category
- Fiction
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β¦ Synopsis
One final Christmas wish could change their lives forever...
Nora Connors Rainer has returned to her hometown, Linden Corners, to tend to her elderly but spunky pie-baking motherβand to nurse a broken heart. To keep busy, Nora opens "A Doll's Attic," a consignment shop where locals can unload their unwanted heirlooms. And the upcoming holidays are bringing a host of interesting objectsβand peopleβthrough her doors.
Eighty-five year old Thomas Van Diver hands Nora her first challenge: track down a rare, vintage item that holds powerful childhood memories for himβmemories of his father and their last Christmas together before he went off to war and never returned.
Helping them both is Brian Duncan, whose farmhouse and windmill Thomas once called home. Together with his irrepressible young charge, Janey, Brian will uncover the mysteries of Christmas pastβand create a Christmas present that just might restore their hope, and fulfill... Python function terminated unexpectedly [Errno 9] Bad file descriptor (Error Code: 1)
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