The only way Beth
Lannigen can get through the holidays is by staying too busy to cry. So
she adds her new surly neighbor to her long to-do list. For Christmas,
she'll make Logan Ward smile.
But Logan Ward is punishing
himself. Guilt ridden over the loss of his young daughter, the ex-cop
wants the cold isolation of his new dilapidated house. Hard work and
sweat will see him through Christmas.
Until the brightest woman he's ever seen shows up at his door, her small son and an abandoned dog in tow.
Around
mother and child, Logan discovers the hero he'd once been hailed. But
Beth is wrong: life can't simply go on after losing a dear one.
Beth
isn't prepared for Logan to become more than a project. She'd loved her
husband with her whole heart. There's no room for another man.
Then
disaster strikes, giving Beth a chance to expand her heart and Logan a
few short hours to honor his daughter's memory by convincing Beth's
small son that Santa hasn't forgotten him. From Goodreads.
This was a sweet and sad but happy-ending story with a lot of Christmas spirit. Just what is needed in a Christmas story. I enjoyed it and might look at more books from Sylvia Kurtz.
This book qualifies for:
2014 Ebook challenge
2014 Quick fix Challenge(256 pages)
Meet the Protagonist Reading Challenge 2014 (mother)
2014 Literary Exploration Reading Challenge (romance)
2014 Full House Reading Challenge (free)
2014 What An Animal Reading Challenge VII (dog on cover and part of story)
2014 TBR Pile Reading Challenge (bought on Amazon.co.uk 9th of January 2013)
2014 Women Challenge
2014 Read Your Freebies! Reading Challenge (free on Amazon.co.uk 9th of January 2013)
CCC A-Z Authors 2014
CCC A-Z Book Titles 2014
The Challenge Factory Spell It Out - Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious (L)
You Read How Many Books? Reading Challenge 2014
Goodreads Reading Challenge 2014
CCC Winter Seasonal Spell Challenge 2013-2014
Setting Alphabet Reading Challenge
CCC-Read your age (published 2001)
Christmas Spirit Reading Challenge 2013
Crazy Challenge Connection RaT #19
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