Maureen Davenport finally gets to direct Avalon's annual holiday pageant, and she's determined to make it truly spectacular. But former child star Eddie Haven is turning out to be a tattooed lump of coal in her stocking. Eddie can't stand Christmas, but a judge's court order has landed him right in the middle of the merrymaking. He and Maureen spar over every detail of the pagent, from casting troubled kids to Eddie's original--and distinctly un traditional--music.
Is he sabotaging the performance to spite her, or is she foricng the show into her storybook-perfect notion of Christmas? And is it possible that they're falling in love?
Always fun to read Susan Wiggs' books, as she tells them with enough intellect to give substance to her books and still we get that warm-fuzzy feeling we like in a "woman's read". This one is another in the Lakeshore Chronicles and mentions many of the characters you may know, helping you catch up on what has happened to them. But even if you don't know them, no matter, as the main character, a lovable librarian keeps us entertained.
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Add a CommentAlways fun to read Susan Wiggs' books, as she tells them with enough intellect to give substance to her books and still we get that warm-fuzzy feeling we like in a "woman's read". This one is another in the Lakeshore Chronicles and mentions many of the characters you may know, helping you catch up on what has happened to them. But even if you don't know them, no matter, as the main character, a lovable librarian keeps us entertained.
This is a heart-warming story of love and hope; a page-turner that makes me want to read all the other Lakeshore books.