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Friendly correspondence takes an intimate turn when a Harvard mathematics professor comes to 1890 Texas to test a relationship hypothesis.
Stella Barrington long ago made peace with her quiet life, contenting herself with tending to her father and sponsoring a university literary society. But when Harvard mathematics professor Frank Stenz arrives in Waco as a visiting lecturer, a relationship previously confined to the safety of letters faces a real-world test. Sure that her plain face will discourage courtship, Stella blossoms as Frank persistently pursues her.
As Frank and Stella experiment with extending their relationship beyond letters, a Christmas mystery draws them into unexpected danger. Frank also finds himself weighing a prestigious career opportunity against a love he thought beyond his reach. Will Stella's wise man be able to calculate a way for them to be together?
Rediscover the joy of Christmas with this faith-filled, friends-to-more historical holiday romance novella inspired by the Nativity story and set on the Western frontier.
Genre: Romance
Stella Barrington long ago made peace with her quiet life, contenting herself with tending to her father and sponsoring a university literary society. But when Harvard mathematics professor Frank Stenz arrives in Waco as a visiting lecturer, a relationship previously confined to the safety of letters faces a real-world test. Sure that her plain face will discourage courtship, Stella blossoms as Frank persistently pursues her.
As Frank and Stella experiment with extending their relationship beyond letters, a Christmas mystery draws them into unexpected danger. Frank also finds himself weighing a prestigious career opportunity against a love he thought beyond his reach. Will Stella's wise man be able to calculate a way for them to be together?
Rediscover the joy of Christmas with this faith-filled, friends-to-more historical holiday romance novella inspired by the Nativity story and set on the Western frontier.
Genre: Romance
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