β Scribed by Carolynn Carey
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
A contemporary Christmas novella
Tiffany Elwoodβs small-town gift shop has become her refuge. The quiet ambiance she created there helps her find peace after losing her father to cancer and her boyfriend to the sophisticated lures of California. Now, with Christmas fast approaching, she has high hopes that the profits from her annual open house will help her support her mom and little sister through the coming year.
But her peace is disrupted when her tiny shop is inundated with ten times the number of ornaments sheβd ordered, not to mention the return of that old boyfriend, Bain Lyndhurst. Every time she turns around, the former man of her dreams is in her shop, and thereβs no accounting for his sudden affinity for purchasing Christmas decorations.
With the magic of the Christmas season to aid them, can the two star-crossed lovers rediscover the passion of their youth and establish the trust they need to face the future together?
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