โ Scribed by Elizabeth Bromke
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An enchanting women's fiction, complete with holiday cheer, Christmas romance, and a snowy mystery. From USA TODAY bestseller Elizabeth Bromke comes the finale in a four-part, small-town saga.
Every single one of the women on Apple Hill Lane has been withholding an icy secret. And it's not what you think.
Jude Banks has held it all together. Battling the winter blues through her divorce. Her lonesomeness. Her past. Until now. Will she find her Christmas spirit amidst the hardships in life?
Quinn Whittle never told her daughter the truth. But that didn't stop Vivi from digging around...or looking for another place to spend December 25.
Beverly Castle is about to face the holidays for the first time since a heartbreaking tragedy. Will she manage to embrace the joy of Christmas despite it all?
Annette Best knows something, and she's desperate to tell all. But the women's holiday plans keep getting in the way of...
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