β Scribed by Melanie Greene
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Every December, Chloe and Gabe meet at a mutual friend's Christmas party. Every year, the holiday sparks fly.
Chloe returned to a ravaged New Orleans to help rebuild a first-class Neonatal ICU in the city she'd loved during her residency. Energized and fulfilled by her job, her only personal desire is for casual good times in the Big Easy.
Gabe's marriage ended when his wife's disdain for his artistic ambitions sapped both his professional confidence and his trust in love. Having thrown his heart into his career, he's not interested in putting anyone but himself first.
The year they finally arrive at the party with no dates in tow, will the collision of her brusque nature and his creative soul put a permanent damper on their Christmas cheer? Or will the spark between them ignite into a flame as blazing as a sax solo on Bourbon Street?
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