Are three people about to get their Christmas wish?
When her nephew announces he's going to find his father, Michelle Hamilton never dreams the man's actually going to show up at her door! Only a paternity test will determine whether Daniel McLean has a legitimate claim. But that doesn't stop the much-too-appealing potential dad from throwing Michelle's well-ordered world into upheaval.
Daniel is thrilled to discover he might have a son. Now the boy's aunt and legal guardian is making him want even more. And the longer he spends with Michelle, the more Daniel feels he's finally found a place to belong.
With the town gearing up for the annual Christmas fair, what better gift could three people give—and receive—than the chance to be a real family?
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Review
a smooth story about a woman who wears more hats than simply mother or girlfriend. Her characters...shine with a depth that makes them seem more like neighbors than fictional characters. --~Romantic Times BookClub, 4 star
From the Author
Dear Reader,
Friendship. I've been very lucky to have some deep abiding friendships. Of course, since so many of my friends are other writers who live all over the world, my kids refer to them as my "invisible friends." But whether I see them every week or only see them now and again, I realize what a true gift they are. They make me laugh, support me when I need it and enrich my life in so many ways.
My heroine Michelle Hamilton works in a male-dominated office, and is so busy raising her nephew Brandon, she doesn't have time to form strong friendships or even a date. She's content with her life. Yet when she gets "volunteered" to be on the PTA's social planning committee, she doesn't realize she'll be discovering two of the best friends any woman could ask for. And when her nephew begins a search for his biological father, she doesn't have an inkling Daniel McLean might be something so much more than a possible dad for Brandon.
Watching these three people come together and discover they're a family was a real holiday treat for me. No matter what holiday you celebrate, I hope it's one filled with family, friends and lots of love!
Description:
Are three people about to get their Christmas wish?
When her nephew announces he's going to find his father, Michelle Hamilton never dreams the man's actually going to show up at her door! Only a paternity test will determine whether Daniel McLean has a legitimate claim. But that doesn't stop the much-too-appealing potential dad from throwing Michelle's well-ordered world into upheaval.
Daniel is thrilled to discover he might have a son. Now the boy's aunt and legal guardian is making him want even more. And the longer he spends with Michelle, the more Daniel feels he's finally found a place to belong.
With the town gearing up for the annual Christmas fair, what better gift could three people give—and receive—than the chance to be a real family?
**
Review
a smooth story about a woman who wears more hats than simply mother or girlfriend. Her characters...shine with a depth that makes them seem more like neighbors than fictional characters. --~Romantic Times BookClub, 4 star
From the Author
Dear Reader,
Friendship. I've been very lucky to have some deep abiding friendships. Of course, since so many of my friends are other writers who live all over the world, my kids refer to them as my "invisible friends." But whether I see them every week or only see them now and again, I realize what a true gift they are. They make me laugh, support me when I need it and enrich my life in so many ways.
My heroine Michelle Hamilton works in a male-dominated office, and is so busy raising her nephew Brandon, she doesn't have time to form strong friendships or even a date. She's content with her life. Yet when she gets "volunteered" to be on the PTA's social planning committee, she doesn't realize she'll be discovering two of the best friends any woman could ask for. And when her nephew begins a search for his biological father, she doesn't have an inkling Daniel McLean might be something so much more than a possible dad for Brandon.
Watching these three people come together and discover they're a family was a real holiday treat for me. No matter what holiday you celebrate, I hope it's one filled with family, friends and lots of love!
Holly