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Catching the Mistletoe
(2023)(The second book in the Mistletoe Duet series)
A novel by Mary Waterford
I'm Arabella Snow, vibrant, adventurous, a bit of a spitfire. And I’m finally free after years of being sick.
I woke up from a coma a year ago. He was leaning over me, holding my hands, calming me down.
I’d never met him before, but one look in his deep, hazel eyes and I was a goner. Who is this guy?
Turns out he’s Mack, my sister’s husband’s best friend. And if you think that’s complicated, you’re right.
Even more complicated? When I see him again, he acts like he’s never met me.
Now we're stuck together on a Christmas charity road trip, delivering presents to kids in need.
And Mack? He's the haunted, broody cowboy who's all about keeping his secrets and doesn’t even want to be here.
As the nights grow longer and the snow starts falling, we start opening up. We've both got our scars, sure. But as we travel from town to town, we're unwrapping the hidden layers of our own guarded hearts.
Could this road trip be our chance to heal? Or do our scars run too deep?
Genre: Romantic Suspense
I woke up from a coma a year ago. He was leaning over me, holding my hands, calming me down.
I’d never met him before, but one look in his deep, hazel eyes and I was a goner. Who is this guy?
Turns out he’s Mack, my sister’s husband’s best friend. And if you think that’s complicated, you’re right.
Even more complicated? When I see him again, he acts like he’s never met me.
Now we're stuck together on a Christmas charity road trip, delivering presents to kids in need.
And Mack? He's the haunted, broody cowboy who's all about keeping his secrets and doesn’t even want to be here.
As the nights grow longer and the snow starts falling, we start opening up. We've both got our scars, sure. But as we travel from town to town, we're unwrapping the hidden layers of our own guarded hearts.
Could this road trip be our chance to heal? Or do our scars run too deep?
Genre: Romantic Suspense
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