One of my favorite things to do during the holidays if I get a chance is to read a nice romantic Christmas book. So many popular authors put out Christmas books. Here are three great books that I want to give away to one of my readers and they are all about Small Town Christmas.
Home for the Holidays:
Hope Nichols has never felt as if she belonged anywhere, except her hometown of Pine Gulch. So, when she hears that her family’s property, Christmas Ranch, is set to be shut down forever, a determined Hope heads home. She refuses to let the Grinch steal her holiday; this will be the most memorable ranch Christmas ever! And, thanks to hunky former navy SEAL Rafe Santiago and his adorable nephew, she might just pull off that miracle.
A Texas Christmas:
Just the sight of the beautiful widow who bought the sprawling spread east of his puts Nash in the yuletide spirit. Callie and the toddler in the tyke-size cowboy hat fill his head with visions of the three of them together under one roof. That is, if Callie can let go of her past and picture a future with her one and only Lone Star cowboy!
Big Sky Centennial:
A small town rich in history…and love: It’s time for mistletoe and merriment— for everyone except Robin Frazier. As Jasper Gulch’s centennial celebrations reach their festive conclusion, her guilt is only mounting. The shy historian is hiding something—something that will affect everyone in town. And the more time she spends with pastor Ethan Johnson, creating an old-fashioned Christmas for his church, the more she realizes what this secret is costing her. He’s just the kind of man her heart longs for, and his kind brown eyes seem to say he might feel the same. Can she take a chance this Christmas and reveal who she really is—and what her heart is longing to say?
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I used to love baking with my grandmother
My fave holiday memory is when my brother’s college roommate flew him home in his plane for Christmas and we all got to go for plane rides on Christmas Day
My favorite holiday memory is hiding behind the Christmas tree trying to see Santa but I fell asleep.
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favorite holiday memory would be seeing my kids faces on Christmas morning when they see what Santa has brought
My favorite holiday memory is drinking hot chocolate with my mom on Christmas morning, just the tree lit, waiting for my siblings to get up.
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I love anything to do with Christmas
Christmas is the best time of the year.
Going on sleigh rides on Christmas eve !
My favorite holiday memory is Santa coming down the road on my new bicycle.
My favorite holiday memory is decorating the real Christmas tree on Christmas Eve with all my family. And we kept it up for the twelve days of Christmas (taking it down on January 7)
My favorite Christmas memory was saving my money and going shopping for presents for my Mom, Dad & brothers at the local Ben Franklin Five & Dime.
Fond memories of spending time with family, especially those that have passed away.
My daughter opening her presents without help for the first time!
family and good food.
When I told a visiting Santa he had shoes just like my daddy. I think That was the last year that I believed in Santa.
Money tight our 1st Christmas after getting married, but picking out decorations for our Christmas tree.
my favorite christmas memory is when my brother and i snuck downstairs and saw our dad dressed like santa and putting presents under the tree
Reading around the fireplace.
I would make time to read these.
Hard to decide which one to read first.
Perfect for reading to a child.
A good book reading in front of the fire.
Interested in 50 Days of Christmas
Lone Star Christmas looks like it would be good.
So excited to win!!!
The Christmas Ranch
A good read in bed at night.
Perfect for stocking stuffers.
My favorite holiday memories it the kids sitting on Santa’s Lap on Christmas Day. He always visited.
The smell of baked goods
My mum’s baking!