Blurb:
Can a Christmas miracle bring a
southern belle into the arms of a Union soldier?
Violet Bloom
leaves Charleston to come west as a mail-order bride. But when she steps
off the stagecoach, she's greeted by tragic news. She vows to begin
anew in Wylder, to lay haunting memories to rest, and find peace.
Former Union
soldier Thomas Harvey's dreams of homesteading are crushed, along with his
heart, at the passing of his wife. He moves to town and struggles to
survive—not for himself, but for his spirited young daughter.
After Thomas
rescues Violet during a snowstorm, neither has any thought of romance. But
Christmas magic is in the air. It's a time of forgiveness and new
beginnings—even for lost souls.
Excerpt:
Dear Lord, the man was in a snowbank.
She bent her knees until she crouched, pulled in a
huge breath, held her arms above her head, and jumped as hard as she ever had.
Strong hands grabbed hers. He lifted her body out of
the hole, rolling over onto his back as she cleared the tunnel of snow he'd dug
to reach the trap door, and pulled her onto his body.
They were both breathless from the exertion and lay
panting for several moments.
Violet's back and feet were instantly cold. She began
to shiver, which caught the man's attention.
He sat up, holding her in his lap, and unbuttoned his
shirt. Beneath the flannel he wore a red woolen undershirt, which he pulled her
against as he wrapped the ends of his outer shirt around her.
"Let's get inside before we both freeze to death.
I'll come back to cover the cellar later."
Thomas stood, taking Violet in his arms and carrying
her.
When she felt his large, warm hand on her skin, she
learned that the nightdress that had been so lovingly created for a wedding
night was torn on the back side.
And the man's hand? It was on her bare backside.
Links:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08MDKHYVQ/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=A+Wylder+Christmas&qid=1604276519&sr=8-1
What. What a way to warm up after a freezing threat! :) I'm so looking forward to the launch date for this series and your book. Wishing you all the best.
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