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Happy Friday!
And happy November!
Now that Halloween has passed, I am ready to dive headlong into Christmas reading (and watching). If you have any recommendations that should definitely be on my TBR, let me know in the comments!
Now that Halloween has passed, I am ready to dive headlong into Christmas reading (and watching). If you have any recommendations that should definitely be on my TBR, let me know in the comments!
First Line: As the inn appeared on the crest at the end of the snowy drive, nestled in the folds of the gently rolling Vermont foothills, Molly Winslow actually laughed aloud.
From Page 56: Iris dropped her voice, and glanced from side to side, as if the sleepy Vermont farmhouse were actually a breeding ground for international spies.
ABOUT THE BOOK
In this heartwarming, feel-good novel, a snowstorm brings a cast of very different characters together at a sleepy New England inn, just in time for Christmas—and maybe even in time for a Christmas miracle.
A New England inn seems like the picture-perfect place to spend the holidays. But when a snowstorm shuts the roads and keeps them all inside, the guests find themselves worrying that this Christmas may not be exactly what they dreamed of.
Molly just needs to keep her head down and finish her latest book, but her writer’s block is crippling. The arrival of Marcus, a handsome widower with two young girls, is exactly the distraction she doesn't need.
Hannah was hoping for a picturesque winter wedding, but her plans come crashing down when her fiancé calls everything off. She reconnects with her childhood friend, Luke, when he comes to check on his grandmother before the storm.
Jeanne and Tim don't know how they're going to keep the inn open another year—or how to bridge the distance between them in their marriage. With a flurry of unexpected guests, they'll have to work together to fix all the problems that crop up. But will it be enough to rekindle their relationship?
As the characters’ stories intertwine, they start to find hope where they thought it had been lost. With faith, and a little bit of Christmas magic, the inn—and its inhabitants—might just make it through the holidays after all.
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Happy Friday! Today I'm sharing the first lines from Within My Heart by Tamera Alexander over on my blog. Here, I'll share the first line from a book I recently read and enjoyed, Sara's Gift by Kimberly Rose Johnson: "I have no idea who or what should get Charity's fifteen hundred dollars."
ReplyDeleteNice to see the start of holiday reading!! Happy weekend!
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ReplyDeleteToday on my blog I am sharing the first line from The Bright Unknown by Elizabeth Byler Younts. Oh my word is this book amazing!!! Currently, I am reading Once Upon a Christmas: Contemporary Retellings of Timeless Tales. It's a really fun Christmas collection of novellas. I'll share a line from that book here.
"Being escorted out of the firm by building security wasn't on his to-do list, but he could write it in later ... and cross it off."
LOL! This book is filled with sweet and sassy stories. I am loving it so far.
Hope you have a great weekend. Happy reading!
Today I'm sharing the first lines from The Words Between Us by Erin Bartels: "Mostly people only die once. But my father is not most people. He is a monster." Enjoy the rest of your weekend!
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