Melanie Douglas is alone on the Nebraska plains, teaching school to get by. She finds a unique box with hidden drawers to use over the advent season to engage a young boy in his schooling. When Henry O’Keeffe sees a positive change in his son, he has to see for himself what this new teacher is doing.Don't be late! Watch for all 12 stories:
October 6 - #1: The Advent Bride
October 13 - #2: The Nutcraker Bride
October 20 - #3: The Evergreen Bride
October 27 - #4: The Gift-Wrapped Bride
November 3 - #5: The Yuletide Bride
November 10 - #6: The Gingerbread Bride
November 17 - #7: The Nativity Bride
November 24 - #8: The Christmas Tree Bride
December 1 - #9: The Festive Bride
December 8 - #10: The Christmas Star Bride
December 15 - #11: The Snowbound Bride
December 22 - #12: The Fruitcake Bride
About The Author: Mary Connealy writes romantic comedy about cowboys. She is a Carol Award winner, and a Rita, christy, and Inspirational Reader's Choice finalist. She is the bestselling author of the Wild at Heart series, which recently began with book number one, Tried & True. She is also the author of the Trouble in Texas series, Kincaid Bride series, Lassoed in Texas Trilogy, Montana Marriages Trilogy, Sophie's Daughters Trilogy, and many other books. Mary is married to a Nebraska rancher and has four grown daughters, and three spectacular grandchildren. Find Mary online at www.maryconnealy.com
My Thoughts On The Book: This was a cute, feel good, heart warming Christmas romance story. I loved it. teacher Melanie finds a way to keep a precocious boy on task and interested with a box of many drawers for Advent. The only problem was that it was too short. I wanted it to go on forever.
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