The Christmas Scarf by Kay Correll
A Holiday Novella
Comfort Crossing series (book 3.5)
Rose Quartz Press (December 2, 2015)
Romance/Clean & Wholesome/Holidays/Christmas/Sagas/Women’s Fiction
Sometimes, Christmas wishes bring their own special magic… A woman chasing a life-long dream. A man given a second chance at love. If one wins, the other loses. Does a stranger’s scarf hold enough magic to make both their Christmas wishes come true? Missy Sherwood has always wished for one thing, to be a country singer. After trying to make it for years in Nashville, she returns to her hometown of Comfort Crossing, Mississippi, feeling like a misfit and a failure. But there’s no use in telling anyone the truth just yet—she’s here for longer than the holidays, she’s home for good. Right? Dylan Rivers is glad to see his old friend return to town, not only to help him with the children’s Christmas pageant, but because her homecoming sparks long-forgotten but never acted upon feelings. But there is no use in acting on those feelings, she’s soon to head back to her fabulous career in Nashville. Right? Then a stranger comes to town and has Missy re-examining her dreams. She gets one final chance, and her life-long wish is within her grasp. Is there really magic in the stranger’s scarf, or is it in the power of knowing her heart’s true wish?
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“Sometimes you just need to follow your heart.”
A nice holiday romance of coming home, having faith, and realizing that your dream path has changed. The author captures the Christmas spirit in this clean, sweet romance.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Kay Correll writes stories that are a cross between contemporary romance and women’s fiction. She likes her women’s fiction with a healthy dose of happily-ever-after. Her stories are set in the fictional small southern town of Comfort Crossing, Mississippi. While her books are a series, each one can be read as a stand-alone story. Kay lives in Missouri and can often be found out and about with her camera, taking a myriad of photographs, often incorporating them into her book covers. When not lost in her writing or photography, she can be found spending time with her ever-supportive husband, playing with her puppies–two cavaliers and a naughty Australian shepherd, knitting, or working in her garden. Their rowdy gaggle of five boys are all grown now, not that Kay believes that males ever truly grow up, but she’s fine with that.
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