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A Western Winter Wonderland: Christmas Day Family\Fallen Angel\One Magic Eve (Harlequin Historical)

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This book is a beautiful way to start off the holiday season. These three touching stories filled with love and hope weave Christmas magic.

Christmas Day Family by Cheryl St. John is the moving story of Marvel and Seth. When Seth turns up with his children at her boarding house, Marvel gets more than she bargained for. Now Marvel must come to terms with the secret that has been haunting her for years. Wonderful!

Fallen Angel by Jenna Kernan grabs you right from the start. When Ford Statler accidentally shoots Abby March he sets off a chain of events that will change both their lives forever. Each must overcome their past in order to reach for a new future. Perfect!

One Magic Eve by Pam Crooks is the story of Chet and Sonja. Chet's young son has developed a friendship with Sonja, but can Chet trust Sonja considering all the gossip surrounding her? A little Christmas magic will help them along. Amazing!

Don't miss this anthology!

A Western Winter Wonderland

A Western Christmas Anthology written by three great western romance writers. Cheryl St. John, Jenna Kerman and Pam Crooks.

Not a fan of Anthologies to begin with, I rarely read them as prefer the meatier content of larger novels, but I admit that I truly liked these three, delightful short stories, set in simple western towns. The stories are sweet and lovely. No sex - just the lovely description of the characters as they get to know each other. My favorite - Kernan's Fallen Angel.

Americana at its best, for those who like a well told story set in the old west, you will definitely enjoy these, charming three short novellas.

Three stories set in the old west that are heartwarming and the perfect read for the holiday season!

I'm a huge Cheryl St. John fan--she's an autobuy--and the anthology introduced me to Jenna Kernan and Pam Crooks...two authors I'll watch for in the future.

I enjoyed this collection quite a bit. I'm not usually one who reads westerns honestly, I prefer my historicals set in England, so this was an entirely new genre for me to read about, but I found the stories to be enjoyable.

I didn't have one story I preferred above the others; mostly pieces of the stories that I thought were refreshing and different. I had minor problems with each story as well (a plot thread in Christmas Day Family for instance was a burden to the plot, a contrivance almost to extend the story), but overall they were fun quick reads about the holiday season.