A man who loves adventure and the open sea, Devin Murphy returns for a short Christmas trip to his small hometown of Eternity Springs. Immersed in the joy and magic of the holiday season all around him, he doesn’t hesitate to play along when a young boy phones Santa to ask for a very special wish. Devin never guesses that a wrong number has the potential to make everything in his life so right.
Jenna Stockton adopted Reilly when he needed a mother and she intends to keep him safe. A small town across the country called Eternity Springs seems like a good place to hide from their past without any complications —until sexy Santa himself discovers her secrets. When Devin proposes a daring plan to face down the danger together and defeat it once and for all, she is tempted. Maybe Devin really is capable of making wishes come true? Perhaps in a Christmas wish they’ll both find the miracle they’ve been looking for all along…
A delightful Christmas novel in the New York Times bestselling Eternity Springs series.
Ten year old Reilly's calls Santa to ask for a daddy. Devin answers the call on his borrowed phone and plays along. Reilly's mom Jean is a busy doctor with no idea these calls are happening. When Reilly and Jean visit Eternity Springs they discover the magic of this enchanting town. A wonderful small town story of finding new beginnings where they are least expected. Great choice for seasonal reading.
Emily March is the New York Times, Publishers Weekly, and USA Today bestselling author of over thirty novels, including the critically acclaimed Eternity Springs series. Publishers Weekly calls March a "master of delightful banter," and her heartwarming, emotionally charged stories have been named to Best of the Year lists by Publishers Weekly, Library Journal, and Romance Writers of America. A graduate of Texas A&M University, Emily is an avid fan of Aggie sports and her recipe for jalapeño relish has made her a tailgating legend.
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Thanks to the publisher (St. Martin's Press) one finished mass market copy of THE CHRISTMAS WISHING TREE is available to one (US only) commenter. A random winner will be drawn October 5th. Do you like to read seasonal stories?








3 comments:
Seasonal novels give me pleasure, hope and are uplifting and special. elliotbencan(at)hotmail(dot)com
I love Christmas novels. They seem to be published earlier each year. This is a series I've been meaning to start. Thanks for the chance!
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Christmas stories are very meaningful and nostalgic. I look forward to enjoying them each year. saubleb(at)gmail(dot)com
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