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The Christmas Star

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This is a time when all of us can use a story that helps restore our faith in Humanity.
The Christmas Star is just that.
The story revolves around a love that survives war, amnesia and a thirty year seperation.
In my opnion it's a great story for Christmas time or any time.
I loved it!

This is a sweet love story. It renews our belief that true love does and exist and it can last forever. No matter what the obstacle love can overcome anything, if we only believe. I cried and I laughed with the characters. I got frustrated with them and I rejoiced with them. This story gives you a warm, fuzzy feeling.

Gold Medal Award Winner for the December issue. Phenomenal! In Ms. Lanigan's 25th novel, she has written a story of courage and love. Her grasp of peace and war during the Vietnam era is fantastic. Her characters are full of heart and, most importantly, are human. I cried at the dramatic ending. This is a must read for all who are nostalgic and believe in miracles.

Thought this is an excellent book to give away as a Christmas gift, (I back ordered it as a belated Christmas gift, for all the family.) What ever season you pick up this book, I assure you, that it will be a very good read. This is one of those pleasent surprizes that I manage to stumble upon every once and a while.

The Christmas Star has received the Editor's Choice Award for the Best Romance for 2002 from ReadersPreference.com

I don't like romance novels. However, a close friend suggested I would enjoy this one. It turned out that I could not put the book down. The same was true for my 12 year old son. You can feel the characters' emotions as the amazing plot unfolds. This book is a classic and a must read for anyone who appreciates life and believes in the possibility of miracles. I loved it. We can't wait to see the movie!!!

BOOK OF THE YEAR-ROMANCE! This book was honored as Book of the Year, Gold Medal at the Book Conference in Los Angeles in May, 2003. This book continues to receive many awards. Get it while it's hot. It's a wonderful, fateful story.